The Lowell Directory 1861

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(VIRSt FLOOR, OLJT PO&T aiV Jl. J31 Ti-, INC.)

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(jtors. — Nathan Allen, 5
hraim Brown, Josiah G. ;

Stephen Cashing, Arthur P. Bonney, Joshua W. Daniels, Samuel Jur-

v>. Abbott. V. aif.r \\ -igbi, Jomu Wery, Caleb M. Marvel, fler.rv <\ U 0 re.

M. Read, Lowell*, Alonzo A. Miner, Ren'air .a b. Bates, Abraham T. L w-, Lei«..er \ T i 1 * •

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W* pAMlBLS, Sec. & Treas. NATHAN ALLEN, President.

B. C. SARGEANT,

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BLANK BOOKS, FINE ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN STATIONERY, ■

[ALL BUILDING, illUKIf IKIAC STBEET,
LOWELL* M 5 ASS,

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Books made to^rder, Paper ruled v o any pattern. Bookbinding i r cve\ style.-

ELL STEAM AIV’D 3 A S PIPE WORKS.

H. Ft. BA r i KER,

AND RETAIL DEALER ,

& WROUGHT IRON RIPE,

-r Steam, das, and Water;

VU uauu. nKAtJS-P i.NisHiivu, m all its branches, executed i
and faithful manner by competent workmen * .■-*

Works: Ho. 10 Howe Street,)

Stpre: Ho. 8 CentraL Stmet,^ }

COMIN’S NEW RETAIL

BALL & ENGINE SUPPERS, PIC-NICS, &c.

Furnished with every requisite at short notice and with punctuality.

PATTERN, MACHINE, AND MODEL

MANUFACTORY,

NO. 20 MIDDLE STREET, LOWELL, MASS.

JOILY E. CRAKE, Proprietor.

Patterns for Machinery, of every description, made at short notice, and |
in the best possible manner. Particular attention given to the manufacture of

GEARS Of EVERY SIZE AND KIND.

CARVED AND ORNAMENTAL

PATTERNS

EXECUTED WITH SKILL AND TASTE UNSURPASSED.

3$oteIs of suitable ai$e for tlje patent Office,

Or for representation (however complicated or simple), will be made, to the
entire satisfaction of parties interested in the same.

ALSO,

MBS' PSTE1T tlTTII CLEANING IMS.

Now used by many of the Cotton Manufactories throughout the Manufactu-
ring States.

State, County, or Individual Rights can be procured by applying to the
Patentee,

JOHN E. CRANE,

NO. 20 MIDDLE STREET,

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FAIRBANKS’

PREMIUM

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Constructed on correct scientific principles — proved by experience —
of the best materials, and in the most faithful manner.

At our warehouse may constantly be found a complete assortment of weigh-
ing apparatus of every description, and adapted to all kinds of business, as
RAILROAD, HAY, COAL, ICE, and STONE SCALES; DORMANT and
PORTABLE WAREHOUSE SCALES; STORE SCALES, with and with-
out wheels; COUNTER SCALES, with tin, brass, and copper scoops.

Butchers’ Scales; Wheelbarrow Scales; Family Scales; Druggists’
Scales; Apothecaries* Scales; Jewellers’ and Bankers*
Scales; Spring Balances; Brass and Iron Beams ;

Brass, Zinc, and Iron Weights; Copper, Tin,
and Wood Measures; and every ar-
ticle of Store Furniture.

118 Milk St., Boston.

SOLD IN LOWELL BY

BURBANK, OLIASE, & CO.

Chilson’s Patent Cone Furnace.

classes of buildings.

THE MOST IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS YET MADE IN RANGES.

This truly superior Furnace (repre
senting a large cluster of cones or ta-
pering radiators, standing over a broad
pot) has proved itself, in the use of!
upwards of three thousand Furnaces, j
to be far superior to any other mode j
of heating buildings, with fresh , health - I
H ful heat , free from the scorching, disa-
^ greeable odor common to the usual
hot-air furnaces (emitted from their
H red-hot cylinders, cracked pots, and
|s broken joints). The superior merits!
H of this Furnace for heating churches, [
|| school buildings, dwellings, stores,
|| &c., will commend them to all per-,

H sons upon examination ; and the espe-
H cial attention is desired of those hav-
H ing large first-class dwellings that re-
11 quire a very superior heating appara-
89 tus, as well as large public buildings}
H that require an extra powerful Fur-[
"* nace. Sizes in variety to suit all

The highly satisfactory testi- 1
mony received from the large num- i
ber of these Ranges in use in the |
past three years, should certainly j
induce those in want to examine i
this Range, which is entirely new\
in principle ,and different from any I
other before known. It has baen j
got up very perfect and substan-
tial, so that it commends itself at
once to the purchaser, in prefer-
ence to anything else of the Range
kind in this country.

Its gr at economy in the use of
fuel, its quick and even baking
ovens, its nice arrangement of flues
— without the usual vexatious
complication of dampers — its cast
iron flue plates, preventing any
loss of heat in the brick-work, its
nice arrangement for roasting
meats, in the ventilated ovens,
&c. t will be appreciated by every
housekeeper. Sizes in variety for|
dwellings, hotels, &c., with or
without Water-Backs for heating
water for bathing. &c.. Hot Clos-
ets, and Hot-Air Fixtures for heafc-

i ing additional rooms.

I ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF

Chilson’s Patent Trio Portable Furnaces, Registers, Ventilators, Stoves, &c.

WAREROOMS, 99 & 101 BIACKSTONE ST., BOSTON.

(Foundry at Mansneld, Mass.) ©AUDNEK CUILSON.

The above articles may be obtained in LOWELL of Messrs. WILDER &- DANA,
authorized agents for the sale of this Furnace aud Range iu Lowell.

DR. S. LAWRENCE,

DENTIST,

OFFICE (OLD STAND),

No. 32 Central Street.

Dr. L. was awarded the first premium for
the best specimens of Dentistry by the Mid-
dlesex Mechanic Association, 1851, also in
1857.

PHOTOGRAPHS,

DAGUERREOTYPES,

AND

AIBROTYPES.

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100 MERRIMAC ST.,

LOWELL.

NORCftOSS, SAUNDERS, & CO.,

AT THEIR STEAM MILLS

ON MIDDLESEX STREET, LOWELL,

MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF

DIMENSION LUMBER,

AT SHORT NOTICE.

Also, constantly on hand and for sale, a large assortment of the various kinds of

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OF PIKE, SPRUCE, AND HEMLOCK.

Also, an assortment of

SHINGLES* LATHS* ETFQ.

LUMBER BURNETTIZED TO ORDER.

OLIVER A. RICHARDSON.

Manufacturer of

TIIFXjSS,

AND PISTOLS.

Also, Dealer in

Cutlery, Shooting and Fishing Tackle of every description,

l’owder, Shot, Percussion Caps, &c. Fishing Rods Made to Order. Guns and
Pistols, of all kinds, repaired in good stvle.

IKTO. 15 MIDDLE STJ&EET, .... LOWELL, MASS.

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NAMES OF THE CITIZENS,

BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

VARIETY OF MISCELLANEOUS MATTER.

BY ADAMS, SAMPSON, & CO.,

PUBLISHERS OF THE BOSTON DIRECTORY, NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY, MASSA-
CHUSETTS REGISTER, ETC.

OFFICE, 91 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.

LOWELL:

JOSHUA MERRILL AND B. C. SARGEANT.

1861.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1S60, by Adams, Sampson, Si Co., in the Clerk’s
Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

Dambzll & Moore, Printers, 15 De ton shire Street, Boston.

PREFACE.

The twenty-first number of the Lowell Directory is now offered to the public.

As the remark is sometimes made, that, after a Directory has once been printed, its
yearly compilation must be a comparatively easy task ; and as occasionally an individual
whose name has not been reported, and which, therefore, of course does not appear in
the book, expresses great surprise that Lis name is not printed just as it was the previous
year, — it teems proper to state, that, in preparing the information for the Directory, every
house and store in the city is annually visited, and such other means as can be relied on
are taken advantage of to collect as full and accurate a list as possible ; and the names so
obtained, together with such others as are brought irs to the office, are printed, but. no
others. This is believed to be the only correct course to pursue; for, although Lowell
may compareHavorably with other manufacturing cities in the permanence and stability
of its population, still there is, of couise, no surety that any one individual remains the
same to-day that he did even yesterday.

The handsome increase of about 1300 names in the general directory over the last
issued, or about 7 per cent per year, gives gratifying proof of the growth of Lowell id
population and business.

In compiling this number of the Directory, 3210 names have been erased that appeared
in. the Directory of 1858; while, of the 5500 names that have been continued from that
Directory to this, only about 2500 remain in all respects the same, the other 3000 having
made some change either in business, place of business, or residence. In this number
of the Directory, 4450 new names also appear, giving, as stated before, about 1300 increase.

The publishers renew their thanks for the readiness with which the necessary informa-
tion has been furnished by those who have been called upon for it, and especially to those
who, as advertisers or otherwise, have encouraged the work by substantial aid.

LIST OF CONTENTS.

Abbreviations,

Advertising follows page

Almanac for 1861,

Band of Masic,

Banks,

Boston aud Lowell Railroad,. . .

Business Directory,

City Government, 1860,

Chronology of Lowell,

Churches,

Clergymen,

Commissioners of other States,.

Coroners,

County Commissioners,

Counsellors,

Counting Room Almanac,

Court Sessions,

Kxpresses,

Fire Department,

Hotels,

Halls, Buildings, &c.,

Insurance Companies,

Justices of the Peace,

Lean and Fund Associations,. . .
Lowell and Lawrence Railroad,.

Page.
. 16
,. 296
. 6
,. 278
,. 273
,. 234
247
. 263
.. 2S9

287

250

282

280

280

251

7

280

287

269

255

14

275
281

276
285

Manufacturing Companies,. .

Masons,

Masters in Chancery,

Middlesex County Officers,. ,

Military,

Names of Inhabitants,

Nashua and Lowell Railroad,

Newspapers,

Notaries Public,

Odd Fellows,. ..

Physicians,

Post Office,

Police Court,

Railroads,

Salem and Lowell Railroad,.

Savings Hanks,

Schools and Teachers

Sheriffs and Deputies,

Societies and Companies,. . . .

Stages

State Government, 1861,....,

Stony Brook Railroad,

Streets* Courts, and Places,.

Telegraph Office,

Ward Boundaries,

Page.

,. 270
. . 278
.. 280
,. 279
.. 282
.. 17
.. 285
278
. 280
,. 278
. 258
. 282
. 282
. 2S4
. 286
. 274
. 266
. 279
. 276
. 286
. 291
.. 285
. 8
. 261
. 16

LOWELL DIRECTORY. 3

JOSHUA MERRILL,

PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER,

AND DEALER IN

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PAPER-HANGINGS, BORDERS, BLANK BOOKS, ETC.

NO. 23 CENTRAL AND 3 MIDDLE STREETS,

(Opposite the old Post Office Corner,)

Xj o w ell, mass.

(O 3 Agent of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company. £]]

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

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PERUVIAN SYRUP,

OR

Protected Solution of Protoxide of Iron.

THE ONLY RELIABLE AND PERMANENT CTJRE FOR

DYSPEPSIA,

Affections of the Liver, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Bronchitis, Consumptive Tendencies,

Boils, Scurvy, and Piles,

GENERAL DEBILITY,

And all Disorders arising from Impoverished and Impure Blood.

The proofs of its efficacy are so numerous, so well authenticated, and of
such peculiar character, that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive
the proffered aid.

The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be a cure-all ; but its range is ex-
tensive, because many diseases, apparently unlike, are intimately related, and,
proceeding from one cause, may be cured by one remedy.

The class of diseases for which the Syrup provides a cure is precisely that
which has so often baffled the highest order of medical skill. The facts are
tangible, the witnesses accessible, and the safety and efficacy of the Syrup
incontrovertible.

[HP NOTICE. — It is well known that the medicinal effect of Protoxide
of Iron is lost by even a brief exposure to air, and that to maintain a solution
of Protoxide of Iron, without further oxidation, has been deemed impossible.

In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point is attained by combination in
a way before unknown ; and this solution may replace all the proto-carbonates,
citrate, and tartrates of the Materia Medica. A. A. Hayes, M. D.,

Assay er of the State of Mass., 16 Boylston Street , Boston.

N. B. — Pamphlets giving further information of the Syrup can be had
on application to

JOHN P. JEWETT & CARTER,

3STO- 39 SUMMER STREET,

B O S V O M.

O-FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. -O

LOWELL DIRECTORY. 5

-A. M O S SANBORN,

JEWELLER,

AND MANUFACTURER OF

SILVER - "W 2=L 3E3,

FORKS, SPOONS, KNIVES, LADLES, ETC.

DIPORTER OF

FINE ENGLISH AND SWISS WATCHES,

And Agent for the AMERICAN WATCIIES for Lowell and vicinity.

The largest assortment of JEWELRY and SILVER-PLATED
WARE to be found in New England, out of Boston,

WHOLESALE RETAIL.

MASONIC JEWELRY ANB REGALIA

Manufactured to order, and at very low prices.

Fine Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired and warranted.
Engraving of every variety executed in the very best style. Also,
sole proprietor and manufacturer of

CURRIER <5c SIMPSON’S

PATENT UNION

WITH THERMOMETER ATTACHED.

An instrument/ar superior in all respects to the common Barometer,
and as accurate as a $40 instrument, and at only OLe-fourth the
cost.

NO. 25 CENTRAL, CORNER MIDDLE STREET,

• aim, mass.

BAROMETER,

G LOWELL DIRECTORY.

A CARD TO GENTLEMEN.

Gentlemen visiting Boston are invited to visit my new location,

274 WASHINGTON STREET,

(The Store recently vacated by CHICKERING & SON, Piano-Forte Manufacturers.)
Here you will find a fine assortment of

CLOTHS, CASSHBIMS,

DOESKINS, AND VESTINGS,

ALSO, ALL KINDS OF

GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS,

Shirts,

Stocks,

Ties,

Grloves,

Suspenders,

H andker chiefs ,

Hose, &c.

SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER*

DRESSING-GOWNS, BREAKFAST AND SMOKING JACKETS,

Of all the various styles, which are peculiar to this establishment,

READY MADE AAD MADE TO ORDER.

This establishment has become celebrated for reasonable prices to cash
customers. Please call, and try once.

GEORGE N. NICHOLS,

274 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.

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STREETS, COURTS, AND PLACES.

Abbott, from 292 Central to Lawrence
Adams, from Salem, Adams Block, to Fletcher
Adams place, from Lowell, near Lowell place
Adams square, from Middlesex, near Walker

Alder, from 1 36 East Merrimac, nearly opposite Nesmith, to 2 Stackpole

Ames, from 266 Central to Lawrence

Amory, from Bridge street, by the Boott canal, to Kirk

Andover, from Concord river, south bridge, to Tewksbury line

Anne, from Merrimac, at the St. Anne Church, to French

Appleton, from Gorham, St. Peter’s Church, to Thorndike

Arch, from Howard to Middlesex, near Northern depot

Ash, from East Merrimac to 22 Chestnut

Auburn, from 150 Gorham to 145 Chapel

Austin, from 351 Merrimac to Ford

Ayer’s New City, south-western part of the city

Baldwin’s court, from 21 Fayette

Bartlett, from High street square to Alder

Bay State avenue, from 187 Central

Beacon, from Pawtucket to Bowers

Beacon, from Mount Vernon to Mount Pleasant, Centralville

Belvidere, east of Concord river

Bennett, from Mount Vernon toB?acon, Centralville

Bleachery, from Moore, northerly, to the Lowell Bleachery

Boott, from Gardner to the Canal

Bow, from Coburn to Pearl, Centralville

Bowditch, from Jackson to Middlesex

Bowers, from Fletcher, opposite Whiting, and crossing School

Branch, from Middlesex, crossing School to Middlesex

Brewery court, from 11 Thorndike, near the depot

Bridge, from Merrimac over Central bridge through Centralville

Broadway, from Fletcher to Pawtucket

Brown, from East Merrimac, opposite Howe

Brown’s Avenue, from 194 Gorham

Brown’s Court, from River, Centralville

Butterfield, from 137 Fletcher to School

Cabot, from northwest coiner of the Lawrence Corporation to Lowell

Cady, from 252 Central (Chapel Hill) to Lawrence

Cambridge, fiom Hale, near Chelmsford

Canada, from Tanners to Quebec, Ayer’s New City

Canal, from Merrimac, near the canal, to Bridge

Carlton, from 278 Middlesex to East Pine

Carney (now Mount Washington), from Pawtucket

Carolin’s place, from 29 Fayette

Carpet lane, from Gardner, rear 110 Market

Carter, from Gorham, south of Hale’s Mills, to Bleachery

Cedar, from Third to Sixth, Centralville

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Cedar, from Keene, near Gorham, to Central

Central, from Merrimac to Gorham, at Davis’s corner

Centralville, north of Merrimac river

Centre, from 227 Central to Chapel

Chapel, from 14 Union, and runs southerly to Central

Chapel Hill, from Wamesit Falls, westwardly to Chapel

Charles, from Lawrence to Gorham

Chelmsford, from Thorndike, near Middlesex, to Chemsford line

Chestnut, from Fayette to Park

Christian, from Mount Pleasant, Centralville

Church, from Central, at Washington House, to Belvidere

City avenue, from 9 Middle to City Hall avenue

City Hall avenue, from Merrimac, near City Hall, to 77 Middle

Clark, from Common, near Salem, to Fletcher

Clark’s court, from 136 Lawrence

Clay, from 51 Andover, east of High, to Oak

Coburn, from 67 River to Old Road, Centralville

Colburn, from 237 Merrimac, to Merrimac yard

Commercial square, on Central, opposite Market

Common, from Clark to Cross, east side North Common

Common avenue, from Lowell to Cross

Concord, from Merrimac to Massachusetts Mills

Congress, from Thorndike to Gorham

Cottage, from 237 Central to Chapel

Court avenue, from Chapel to Linden

Crosby, from 344 Central, opposite Cedar, to Whipple’s Mills
Crosby’s court, opens 230 Central

Cross, opens on Suffolk, and runs westerly to 215 School

Cross lane, from 150 Lowell to Adams

Cummiskey’s alley, from 103 Lowell

Cushing, from Willie, south of Rock, easterly to Fletcher

Dane, from Salem, near Pawtucket to Fletcher

Dane street court, from Dane

Davidson, from 17 East Merrimac to Howe

Davidson’s lane, north side of Davidson

Davis, from 25 Summer to 34 Appleton

Davis court, from 9 Davis

Dearborn’s court, from Andover, west of Water
Decatur, from 388 Merrimac to Salem
Dempsey’s Yard, 44 Salem
Dodge, from Race to 170 Suffolk

Dummer, from west of Worthen, southerly to Mechanic [to Willie

Dutton from Merrimac Corp., crossing Merrimac street at the depot,

Dutton square, on Dutton street, at Swamp Locks

East Merrimac, from Merrimac, at Concord river, through Belvidere

East Pine, from Carlton to Nichols

Edgerly’s court, from 28 Charles, east of Lenton

Eighth, from 71 Bridge, Centralville

Elliott, from Appleton, opposite the Stone Church

Elm, from 245 Central to South

Elm, from Third to Sixth, Centralville

Essex, from East Merrimac, opposite Davidson, to Brown

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

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Everett, from Fayette to 49 High

Fairmounr, from Mansur to the Reservoir

Farson’s court, from 133 Middlesex

Favor, from 100 Appleton to 81 Summer

Fayette, from 90 Andover, opposite Water, to East Merrimac

Fellows court, from 14 High-street square

Fenwi -k, from 132 Lowell to Suffolk

Fif'h, from 51 Bridge to 16 Myrtle, Centralville

First, from Bridge, near the Bridge, Centralville

Fletcher, from Thorndike to Pawtucket, near Stone House

Floyd, from Central, opposite rope walk

Ford, from 40 Cabot, westerly, beside the Canal

Forrest (now Westford)

Fourth, from 47 Bridge, to 10 Myrtle Centralville
Franklin, from 45 Willie, easterly to Fletcher
Franklin square, between Suffolk, Adams, and Lagrange streets
French, from Kirk to Bridge

Front, from River, along the banks of the river, Centralville

Fulton, from Merrimac, above Worthen to Lowell

Fulton, from Coburn, Centralville

Gardner, from 110 Market to Lowell Counting Room

Garnet, from 106 Middlesex to 81 Appleton

Gates, from Marshall, near Westford to Chelmsford

George, from Tyler to Warren

Gold, from School, north of Varney, easterly

Gore, from Race to Cabot, on Suffolk Corporation

Gorham, from 123 Central, by Hale’s Mills, to Tewksbury line

Goward place, from 84 Appleton

Grand, from Middlesex, by Westford, to Hale

Gray place, from 16 Church to Tyler, near Central

Green, from Washington square to George

Green’s court, from 114 East Merrimac

Ilale, from Thorndike, near the jail, to Chelmsford

Hall, from the north end of Tilden to Cabot

Hampshire, from Coburn to Centralville

Hancock, from Merrimac, opposite Prescott Counting Room

Hancock avenue, from 26 Salem to Clark

Hanover, from Lowell, crossing at 279 Merrimac and Moody

Harris, from Coburn, Centralville

Harrison, from 63 Andover, east from Clay, to Oak

High, from 113 East Merrimac to Nesmi h

High street square, opens no»thside of East Merrimac

Highland, from South, at Washington School-house to Thorndike

Holbrook’s court, from Andover to Water

Howard, from Middlesex, near depot, to Hale

Howe, from East Merrrimac, southerly to the Flannel Mills

Hudson, from 298 Central

Hunt’s court, from 120 East Merrimac

Hurd, from 106 Central to Warren

Jackson, from 89 Central to 145 Middlesex

James’s court, from East Merrimac, east of Grammar School-house
Jefferson, from Lowell, near Railroad House, to Lewis

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Jefferson square, between Jefferson, Lewis, and Little

John, from 61 Merrimac northerly, to the Boott ; Counting Rooms

John street avenue, from west side of John, to Kirk

Joiner, from 138 Lawrence, to the River

Keene, from 168 Gorham to Central

Kemp, from Walker to Wilder, near railroad crossing

Kidder, from Gorham to Crosby, near Hale’s mills

King, from Middlesex to Jackson, near Round House

Kirk, from French, to Merrimac, east of St. Anne’s church

Kirk avenue, from 27 Kirk, between Merrimac and Lee

Knowles place, opens on the southwest corner of Davidson street

Korner’s court, from 80 Middlesex to 1 5 Spring

Lagrange, from Suffolk, near stone arch bridge, to Fletcher

Lagrange court, from Lagrange street

Landing, from Market, west end of Market House, to the canal
Lane court, from 125 Middlesex

Lawrence, from Church, southerly to Moore, near the Bridge

Lawrence street court, opposite 62 Lawrence

Lawson, from School, above Branch to Queen

Leather, now called Lincoln, at Ayer’s New City

Lee, from John, westerly to 17 Kirk

Lenton, from 36 Charles

Lewis, from Lowell, east side Western Canal to Mechanic
Liberty, from Chelmsford at the Pound, to Chelmsford line
Liberty Square, junction Fletcher and Adams
Lincoln, from Chelmsford to Gorhrm, Ayer’s New City
Linden, from Union, near Court House, to Auburn
Little, from Lewis to Dummer
Livermore, from 22 Bartlett to 20 Stackpole
Livingston, from Carter, northerly and westerly
Llewellyn street, from Mount Pleasant, Centralville
Locke, from Gorham to South

London, Ayer’s New City, to Gorham, near race course
Loudon court, from 183 Central

Lowell, from Dutton, opposite Market, to Salem, corner Cabot
Lowell place, from 147 Lowell
Luther’s court, from 177 Central

Lyman, from Race to Cabot, on the Suffolk Corporation
Lyon, from 338 Central

Madison, from Gorham to Thorndike, near junction
Maiden lane, from 214 Merrimac to 35 Lowell
Main, from Border to Plain
Manchester, from Gorham to Tanner
Mansur, from Nesmith to Fairmount
Manufacturers, from Short to Plain

Marion, from Cross, between Suffolk and Adams, to Lagrange

Market, from 47 Central to Dutton

Marshall, from Grand to Carlton

Marshall court, from 1 1 Howard to Arch

Mason’s court, from 201 Central, between Charles and Union

McCarry’s court, from Cross, opposite Marion

McFarlin, from Pawtucket, near School, to Bower

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

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McFarlin avenue, from Pawtucket

Mclntire, from 268 Middlesex to Marshall

Mechanic, from Suffolk to Dutton, opp. Machine Shop C. R.

Me rri am’s court, from 29 High to 39 Fayette
Merrimac, trom Concord River Bridge, westerly to Pawtucket
Merrimac square, from Merrimac to Tremont
Merrimac court, from 31 High

Merrill, from 182 Lawrence, crosses Taylor near the river

Merrill’s court, opens 13 Chapel, opposite Centre

Methuen Road, from Mount Pleasant street to Dracut line

Middle, from 25 Central to Shattuck

Middlesex, from Gorham and Central, to Chelmsford line

Middlesex place, opens n. the Howard House, on Middlesex street

Mill, from Lawrence, near Richmond’s Mills, westerly to Central

Molloy’s court, from 24 Summer

Montreal, from Quebec to Tanners

Moody, from Merrimac, opposite Merrimac House, to Pawtucket
Moore, opens on Gorham, near Railroad bridge, and runs easterly to
Tewksbury line

Morse’s lane, from Dane to Pawtucket
Mount Pleasant, continuation of Tenth from Centralville
Mount Vernon, from Liberty to Westford
Mount Vernon, from Pawtucket to Rock
Mount Vernon, from Third to Sixth, Centralville
Mount Washington, from 59 Pawtucket to Broadway
Myrtle, from Third to Mount Pleasant, Centralville
Narrow, from River to Front, Centralville

Nesmith, from East Merrimac, opposite Alder, to Tewksbury line

New, from Salem to Clark

Nichols, from 16 Branch to Westford

Ninth, from 75 Bridge, to Tenth, Centralvillle

North, from 49 Lawrence to 236 Central

North Franklin court, from north side Franklin street

Oak, from 102 High to Nesmith

Old Road, from Bridge to Dracut line

Oliver, from 250 School, westerly

Paige, from Bridge, westerly to Kirk

Park, from Andover, northerly to E ist Merrimac

Parker, from Chelmsford to Chelmsford line

Pawtucket, from Austin to Chelmsford line

Pawtucket avenue, from Pawtucket

Pearl, from 100 Middlesex to 75 Appleton

Pearl, from Coburn to Old Road, Centralville

Perkins, from Suffolk, near Lawrence C. R. to Cabot

Perrin, from School, opposite Gas Works

Pine, from Westford to Liberty

Plain, through Ayer’s New City to Chelmsford line

Plains, in Centralville

Pleasant, from Andover, between High and Water
Pleasant, on the Plains from 109 River, Centralville
Pleasant court, from 18 Winter
Pollard’s avenue, from 24 John

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Pond, from Pleasant, westerly to Concord river
Poplar, from 156 School, near the Gas Works
Poplar, from Quebec to Machinist
Powell, from Liberty, southerly to Chelmsford
Prescott, from Merrimac to Central
Prince, from Merrimac Bleachery to Moody
Prospect, from Kidder
Putney's court, from 68 Gorham
Quebec, from Canada to Plain

Queen, from Middlesex, by old burying ground, to Westford
Race, from 319 Merrimac to Hall

Railroad alley, from Shattuck, between Middle and Market

Railroad street, from Hale, side of the Railroad

Read, from First to Tenth, Centralville

Reed’s court, from 18 Charles

Richardson, from Mount Vernon, Centralville

River, from Bridge, near the Bridge, Centralville

Robinson, from Congress to the Railroad

Rock, from Fletcher to School, at Gas Works

Rolfe, from Broadway, near Pawtucket

Salem, from Cabot and Adams to Pawtucket

Salem place, Salem

Sawtell place, from 136 School

School, from Pawtucket Bridge to Liberty

Second, from Bridge to Read, Centralville

Seventh, from 65 Bridge, Centralville

Shattuck, from 164 Merrimac to Market

Short, from Chelmsford above Liberty to Hyde

Sidney, from Branch to Chelmsford

Simpson, from First to Third, Centralville

Sixth, from Bridge, Centralville

Smith, from 24 Branch, southerly to Liberty

Smith's court, from 29 Hanover

Somerset, from School, north of Lawson, to Queen

South, from 56 Middlesex, by S. Grammar School-house, to Gorham

South Franklin court, from south side Franklin street

South Highland, from Thorndike opposite Hale to Gorham

Spalding, from Chelmsford to Liberty, across 147 Broadway

Spring, from 19 South, westerly to 6 Pearl

Stackpole, from Alder to Brown

Stevens, from Parker to Chelmsford near town line

Suffolk, from Lawrence C. Room, crossing Merrimac at 281, to Adams

Suffolk court, from 332 Merrimac to 139 Lowell

Suffolk square, both sides of Merrimac, between Suffolk and Cabot

Summer, from 81 Gorham to Thorndike

Swamp Locks, on Dutton, Worthen, and Mechanic streets

Swift, from 181 Lawrence

Tanners, at Ayer's New City along the Railroad

Taylor, from 154 Lawrence to the river

Taylor's court, from Mill street

Tenth, from opposite 80 Bridge

Third, from Bridge, Centralville

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Thorndike, from Dutton, near northern depot, to Gorham

Tilden, from 241 Merrimac to Ildll

Tilden court, from 10 Tilden

Tremont, from 251 Merrimac to Hall

Tremont Mall, between Tilden and Tremont

Tyler, from Central, next south of Church, to Lawrence

Union, from 203 Central, across Gorham to South

Union, from Seventh to Mount Pleasant, Centralville

Union court, from 133 Lowell

Varney, from School, near Butterfield, to Fletcher

Varnnm, from Sixth to Mount Pleasant, Centralville

Waldo, from Quebec to Eaton

Wall, from Davidson to Concord river, thence to Davidson again
Walker, from Middlesex, west of School, to Pawtucket
Walnut, from 154 Gorham to 287 Central

Wamesit, from Central, Chapel Hill, and runs southeasterly to Lawrence
Wamesit court, from Cushing to Dutton, near Wamesit Mills
Wanalancit, from opposite 53 Pawtucket to Broadway
Warren, from 90 Central to Church

Warren court, termination of Warren st., from Church opp. Warren
Washington, from Warren to Andover

Washington square, between First Universalist church and Church st.

Water, from Andover, opposite Fayette

Webster, from Jackson to Middlesex

Webster, from 74 Bridge to Hampshire, Centralville

West, on the Plains, Centralville

West’s court, from 248 Middlesex

Western avenue, from Fletcher, westerly to School [line

Westford, from Chelmsford, near Thorndike, westerly to Chelmsford

Whipple, from Moore, northerly by Stone House, to Lawrence

Whiting, from 86 Salem to Fletcher

Wilder, from Pawtucket, south to Westford

William, from Central, north of Green, to 5 George

Willie, from Salem across Fletcher, n. the Common, southerly to Dutton

Willie avenue, from 20 Salem to Clark

Willow, from 58 Andover to East Merrimac

Willow place, from 354 Merrimac

Winter, from 61 Gorham to Davis

Worthen, from Merrimac C. R., crossing Merrimac at 190, to Dutton
Wyman, from Nesmith, opposite Oak, to Tewksbury line

HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.

Aldrich’s Block, Appleton, opposite Garnet
Aldrich’s Block, Middlesex

American House Block, adjoining American House
Appleton Block, 94 Central, corner Warren
Arcade Block, 1, 3, and 5 East Merrimac, near Canal

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Barits Block, Railroad street
Barry’s Block, Suffolk near Lowell

Boston and Lowell Railroad Depot, Dutton, Corner Merrimac

Buttrick’s Block, East Pine

Canal Block, Central, opposite American House

Carleton Block, 152 Merrimac

Carolin’s Block, 27 Fayette

Castles Block, Lowell, near Lewis

Central Hall, in Museum Building

City Hall Building, Merrimac, corner Shattuck

City Hay Scales, rear City Market

City Market, Market street

Concert Hall, 82 Merrimac

Court House, Gorham, corner Elm

Donahoe’s Block, Suffolk, near Broadway

Eagle Block, Merrimac, near Suffolk

Evans Block, Railroad street

Fellows Block, Middle

French’s Hall, 35 Central

Gas W orks, on School

Go ward’s Block, Appleton, opposite Garnet

Hale’s Mills, Gorham, near junction, Thorndike

Huntington Hall, in Boston and Lowell Railroad Depot

Jackson Hall, in Boston and Lowell Railroad Depot

Jail, Thorndike, opposite S. Common

Knowles Block, Congress

Livingston Block, Appleton, near Thorndike

Manahan’s Block, Cushing

Mansur’s Block, Central, corner Market

Market Hall, in City Market

Masonic Hall, Nesmith’s Building, John street

Maywards Block, Dummer, near Lowell

Mechanics’ Building, Dutton, near Merrimac

Mechanics’ Hall, in Mechanics’ Building

Mechanics’ Mills, Dutton, near Western avenue

Merrimac Hall, near Merrimac House

Museum Building, Merrifnac, opposite Central

Nesmith’s Block, Merrimac, corner John

O. Allen’s Mills, Middlesex, near Northern depot

Odd Fellows’ Hall, Appleton Block

Northern Railroad Depot, Middlesex, netr Thorndike.

Parker’s Block, corner Bridge and River, Centralville

Police Court, Rooms in West End Market House

Police Station, West End Market House

Prescott Block, Merrimac, between Central and the Canal

Reading Room, Mechanics’ Hall

Repair Shop, Middlesex, corner Thorndike

Reservoir, on Belvidere Heights

Saving Bank Building, Shattuck corner Middle

Short’s Block, Jefferson, corner Lewis

Spalding’s Block, Middlesex

Tyler’s Block, Central, corner Market

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Wamesit Bank Building, Middlesex, corner Thorndike
Wamesit Steam Mills, Dutton, corner Willie
Welles’s Block, Merrimac, corner Kirk
Welles’s Hall, in Welles’s Block
Wentworth’s Building, Merrimac, corner Shattuck
Wentworth’s Hall, VVentworth’s Building
Wheelock’s Block, Charles, near Gorham
Williams Block, on Canal Bridge
Wood Market, rear City Building, Market street

BOUNDARIES OF WARDS.

Ward 1. Beginning at a point in Merrimac river on a line with the middle of the
Merrimac canal ; thence southerly along the middle of said canal to the PawtU-ket canal ;
thence westerly along said Pawtucket canal to the mouth of the Western canal; thence
northwardly along the middle of said Western canal to Merrimac river; thence easterly
down said river to the point of beginning.

Ward 2. Beginningon Merrimac riveron a line with the middle of the Merrimac canal ;
thence southerly along the middle of said canal to the middle of Pawtucket canal ; thence
easterly along the middle of said canal to the middle of Concord river; thence northerly
along the middle of said Concord river to Merrimac river; also, all that territory lying on
the northeasterly side of Merrimac river annexed to the city of Lowell from the town of
PracuL

Ward 3. Beginning in Central street at the bridge over Pawtucket canal; thence run-
ning southerly along the middle of said street to Gorham street; thence along the middle
of Gorham street to Davis’s Corner (so called), thence along the middle of the county
highway from Lowell to Billerica to the boundary to the city of Lowell; thence east
following said boundary line to Concord river; thence down the middle of said river to
the Fawtucket canal ; thence up the middle of said canal to the point of beginning.

Ward 4. Beginning at the bridge on Central street over the Pawtucket caual; thence
westerly following the middle of said canal to the bridge of Nashua and Lowell Railroad
over said canal; thence westerly along said railroad to the boundary line between Lowell
and Chelmsford ; thence along said line southerly and easterly to the county road from
Lowell to Billerica; thence northerly along the middle of said road, Gorham and Central
streets, to the point of beginning.

Ward 5. Beginning at a point in Merrimac river on a line with the middle of the West-
ern canal; thence southerly along the middle of said canal to Pawtucket canal; thence
westerly along the middle of said Pawtucket canal to the Nashua and Lowell Railroad
bridge ; thence along said railroad to the boundary line between Lowell and Chelmsford;
thence northerly on said boundary line to Merrimac river; thence easterly down said river
to the point of beginning.

Ward 6. All that part of the city of Lowell lying easterly of the head of Concord
river.

ABBREVIATIONS.

Merr.Corp., Merrimac Corporation ; Merr., Merrimac street ; Mass. Corp., Massachusetts
Corporation; Corp., Corporation ; S. L., Swamp Locks; C.R., Counting Room; L.M. S.,
or Lowell M. S., Lowell Machine Shop; Merr. P. W., Merrimac Print Works; F. Sq.,
Franklin square; h. house; b. boards; c. corner; opp. opposite; ft. foot; fr. from; n.
near; r. rear; st. street; pi. place; ct. court; sq. square; 1. lane; (B.), Boston; (Cal.),
California.

After the name of the street, the word street is omitted ; the name of a Corporation
occurring immediately after the name of a person signifies the place of business of that
person.

GENERAL DIRECTORY.

AARONS CORNELIA, second-hand clothing, 121 Middlesex,
house do.

Abair Isaac, Lawrence, boards 70 Lawrence Corporation
Abair John, Lawrence, house 27 Tremont Corporation
Abair Wilbour, Lawrence, house 27 Tremont Corporation
Abbot Julian, counsellor, 81 Central, boards 15 Hurd
Abbott Albert H. blacksmith, bouse 112 Middlesex
Abbott Charles, overseer Lawrence Corporation, house 64 do.
Abbott Charles C. machinist, house 83 School
Abbott Charles H. clerk, 78 Merrimac, house 3 Willie
Abbott Charles H., L. M. S. house Middlesex, c. Mclntire
Abbott Charlotte Mrs. house 11 Suffolk Corporation
Abbott David A. shoecutter, 41 Merrimac, boards 52 Paige
Abbott Deborah Mrs. boarding house, 29 Suffolk Corporation
Abbott Dorcas Mrs. boarding house, 17 Hamilton Corporation
Abbott Dwight, foundry, boards 24 Hamilton Corporation
Abbott Franklin, Lawrence, boards 11 Lawrence Corporation
Abbott George W. Hamilton, h. 57 Hamilton Corp., Gorham
Abbott Hannah S. Mrs. house 230 Central
Abbott Herman, Lawrence Corporation, house 42 do.

Abbott Isaac M. clerk, 46 Merrimac, boards 13 Central
Abbott James C. counsellor, Tyler’s Block, 43 Central, boards
Merrimac House

Abbott Joseph, blacksmith, boards 14 Warren

Abbott Josiah G. counsellor (42 Court, Boston), h. 12 Stackpole

Abbott J. M. house 13 Lagrange court

Abbott Mary, boardinghouse, Perrin, near School

Abbott Misses, house 1 Union, Centralville

Abbott Rogers A. boards 17 Hamilton Corporation

Abbott Rufus K. machinist, house 56 Merrimac Corporation

Abbott Samuel, dentist, 15 Central, house do.

Abbott Sarah, widow, house 13 Lagrange court

Abbott William P., Hamilton, h. 58 Hamilton Corp., Gorham

Abbott William W. machinist, boards 21 Hamilton Corp.

Abbott Ziba, house 241 Central

Ackley Ezra, at S. Converse’s, b. 6 Merrimac Corporation

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Adiuns Abel P. pattern maker, house 09 Fletcher
Adams Adolph, clothing, 20 Central, house 11 Alder
Adams Augustus, tinsmith, house 104 Moody
Adams Charles A. slioecutter, house 27 Chestnut
Adams Charles E. clerk, 1GG Mcrrimac, b. at Smith Adams’s
Adams Curtis, machinist, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation
Adams Cyrus P. at Cushing & Mack’s, house 47 Fayette
Adams Dolly Miss, nurse, house Bowers, corner Beacon
Adams Enos H. ( Moulton &> Adams ), boots and shoes, 35 Merri-
mac, and shoe manufacturer, Prescott, corner Merrimac,
house 134 East Merrimac
Adams Ezra B. clerk, 7 Central, house 84 Church
Adams George S. boards at Smith Adams’s
Adams George W. painter, house GO High
Adams Hannah B. house 148 Jackson
Adams Henry, Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation
Adams ( Horace J. ) & North ( William L.), furniture, feathers,
and carpets, 28 Merrimac and 7 Central, h. 49 Tyler
Adams James, overseer, Lowell, house 1 Mechanic
Adams Joel, counsellor and president Prescott Bank, 49 Central,
house at Chelmsford

Adams John, mason, house 378 Merrimac

Adams John Mrs. house 70 High

Adams John H. painter, boards 70 High

Adams Jonathan, overseer Merrimac P. W. h. 31 Merr. Corp.

Adams Joseph R. miller, at Locks and Canal Mill, French, opp.

Anne, house 42 Dummer
Adams Judith and Mary S. house 52 Paige
Adams Julius, Massachusetts, boards 5 Prescott Corporation
Adams Nicholas, Lowell M.S. boards 5 Thorndike
Adams Rhoda E. Mrs. house 36 Cabot
Adams Samuel E. E., Middlesex, house 62 Fayette
Adams Smith, tripedealer, Walker, n. Middlesex, house do.
Adams Sylvanus, Hamilton, boards *23 Hamilton Corporation
Adams Theodore, at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, house 45 Chestnut
Adams Thomas B. ( W hit marsh 8? Adams ) , h. 169 Moody
Adams William IL, Massachusetts, h. 21 Massachusetts Corp.
Addie John, machinist, boards 101 Central
Aiken Daniel F. dry goods, 94 Merrimac, b. Merrimac House
Aiken James Mrs. house 67 Salem

Aiken John F. clerk, 94 Merrimac, b. 50 Massachusetts Corp.

Ainsworth Squire, felt-manufacturer, boards 202 Merrimac

Ainsworth William L., Middlesex, house 5 Tyler

Akers Benjamin M. house 13 Grand

Aleot Abigail, widow, house Dane, corner Salem

A lden Mary A. boarding, house 35 Massachusetts Corp.

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Alden Stephen, Appleton, boards 4 Appleton Corporation
Alden Win. H. Rev. boards 27 Tyler

Aldrich Milton, wooden screw manufacturer, at O. Allen’s Mills,
house Branch, second above School
Aldrich Samuel, niglitpolice, house 3 Nesmith
Aldrich Warren, machineshop, r. 103 Middlesex, h. 93 Appleton
Alexander Edward, sawmill hand, house 1 Willie
Alexander George, Hamilton, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation
Alexander John, Lowell, boards 7 Cady

Alger Edwin A. ( Brown Sf Alger J, counsellor, 55 Central, house
106 High

Alger Hiram A. counsellor, house 11 Water
Allen Alanson G., Merrimac, b. 138 Merrimac Corporation
Allen Alvin B. clerk, 43 East Merrimac, boards 12 Fayette
Allen Arthur A., Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Allen Augustine M. fish, 43 East\ Merrimac, b. 12 Fayette
Allen Charles A. shomaker, house 92 East Merrimac
Allen Edward, house 51 Salem
Allen George F. harness maker, boards 5 Jackson
Allen George S. shoemaker, boards 20 Hurd
Allen Hanson W., Hamilton, house 9 Hamilton Corporation
Allen Hervey W. apothecary, Merrimac, corner Suffolk, house
360 Merrimac

Allen James, laborer, house Hanover, near Lowell
Allen James M. machinist, house 15 Hamilton Corporation
Allen John, saloon, boards 30 Willie

Allen John, provisions, Water, c. Andover, h. at Tewksbury

Allen John, boards 14 Tremont Corporation

Allen John G. boardinghouse, 5 Jackson

Allen Joseph O., Merrimac, house 98 Merrimac Corporation

Allen Levi, Lowell M. S., boards 146 Jackson

Allen Lizzie, boardinghouse, 4 Appleton Corporation

Allen Lucy C. Mrs. house 14 High

Allen Mary A. widow, house 4 Goward place

Allen Mrs. house. 19 Moody

Allen Nathan, physician, 12 Hurd, house do.

Allen Nathaniel, harness maker, house 20 Hurd
Allen Nicholas, Suffolk, honse 20 Adams
Allen Norris, Merrimac Print Works, h. 105 Merrimac Corp.
Allen Otis, lumber dealer, and manuf. of packing boxes, Middle-
sex, near the Northern depot, house 373 Middlesex
Allen Otis L. trunk and variety store, 114 Merrimac, house 1
Myrtle, Centralville

Allen Patrick, laborer, house 8 Me Carry court
Allen Rufus, Merrimac Corporation, house 138 do.

Allen Sumner, bootmaker, 35 Merrimac, boards Hurd

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Allen Thomas, laborer, house rear 114 Suffolk

Allen Thomas O. clerk at O. Allen’s, house 380 Middlesex

Allen William II. Mrs. house 45 Fletcher

Allor T. at Norcross Sawmill, house 290 Middlesex

Allyn Rachel II. female physician, 188 Central, house do.

Almy George L., Lowell Repair Shop, h. 8 Lowell Corp.

Alvin William, laborer, house rear 109 River, Central ville
Ambrose Adam, Merrimac Corporation, house 29 Central
Ambrose Michael, laborer, house 16 Adams
American Bolt Co. ( Geo . O. Smith , J. Meadow croft, D. S . Sher-
man , and Jonathan Hope ), manufacturers’ bolts, screws, &c.
210 Lawrence

Ames Jacob, machinist, house 10 Fifth, Centralville
Ames Lorenzo, painter, boards 26 Chapel
Ames Moses B. carriage trimmer, house 51 Church
Ames Patty Mrs. house 16 Salem

Amidown Edward, Merrimac, b. 135 Merrimac Corporation

Amidown Rufus, bootmaker, house 5 High

Amsden George M. bookkeeper H. B. Smith’s, house 36 Rock

Amsden Hiram, Mass, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation

Amsden Hiram, Mass, house 59 Merrimac Corporation

Amsden Stephen C. variety store, 1 7 Merrimac, house do.

Anderson Alexander, gardener, house Carney

Anderson Alfred, painter, boards 53 Boott Corporation

Anderson Charles L. bookkeeper, foundry, h. 15 S. L., Dutton

Anderson George, engineer, house Thorndike, c. Madison

Anderson Hugh, Lowell, house 15 Hancock avenue

Anderson James, carpet weaver, b. Thorndike, c. Madison

Anderson James, carpet weaver, boards 119 Central

x\nderson Peder, treasurer Baldwin Manuf. Co. h. 109 Gorham

Anderson Peter, laborer, house 34 Suffolk

Andrews Aaron, machinist, house 8 Tremont Corporation

Andrews Charlotte A. house 2 West court

Andrews John, Middlesex, house 1 Abbott

Andrews John, Stott’s Flannel Mill, house 17 Alder

Andrews John, Suffolk, house 15 Suffolk Corporation

Andrews Stephen, teamster, boards 76 Middlesex

Andrews William, house 5 Abbott

Antes Elizabeth, widow, house 57 East Merrimac

Anthony Isaac, contractor, Lowell M. S. h. 77 Cross, n. Willie

Appleton Frank P. agent Lowell Bleachery, house Moore

Appleton James P. doorplates, &c. 50 Merrimac, h. 67 do.

Arlen Abigail W. Mrs. house 60 Bartlett

Arlen John W. mason, house 60 Bartlett

Arlin John, hostler, boards 325 Merrimac

Arlin John F. fireman’s saloon, 12 Middle, boards 30 Willie

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Arlin Sarah, widow, house 32 ) Merrimac

Arlin Stephen N. house 18 Nesmith [Mechanics’ Hotel

Armstrong Christopher, livery stable, 278 Merrimac, boards

Arthur Andrew, weaver, h. Bridge, c. Old Road, Centralville

Ash Bartholomew, laborer, house rear 114 Suffolk

Ashley Henry S., Boott Corporation, boards 54 do.

Ashton Hezekiah, gardener, house 76 Middle
Ashton Joseph D. boiler maker, house 47 Fletcher
Ashton Peter, boiler maker, house 35 Cushing
Ashton Stephen, boiler maker, Dutton, b. 375 Middlesex
Ashworth George, ( Sager Ashworth fy Co.), li. 67 Fletcher
Ashworth John, cardmaker, boards 86 Market
Ashworth Sager & Co. ( G. Ashworth ), filecutters, Fletcher,
near Dutton, house 22 Rock

Aspinwall William, dyer, Lowell, boards rear 40 Charles
Astle Abel, physician, Moore, house at Tewksbury
Astle George, physician, Moore, house do.

Atherton Abel T. bookkeeper, 84 Middle, boards 27 Clay

Atherton Elizabeth Mrs. house 67 Fayette

Atherton Thomas, machinist, 84 Middle, house 27 Clay

Atherton William (heirs of), machinist, Howe street

Atkins Lucy, widow, house 25 George

Atkins Willis B. Appleton, house 3 Appleton Corporation

Atkinson Benjamin F. machinist, b. 69 Boott Corporation

Atkinson Delia, widow, house 55 Lawrence Corporation

Atkinson James V. house 69 Boott Corporation

Atkinson Richard P. machinist, house 29 High

Atkinson Sally, house 29 High

Atwell A. J., Lawrence Corporation, house 14 do.

Atwell Richard, clerk, house 14 George
Atwood Benjamin E. carpenter, house 50 Union
Atwood Benjamin F. teamster, house Wamesitt court, c. Dutton
Atwood Charles C. carpenter, boards 50 Union
Atwood Daniel, boards 48 Prescott Corporation
Atwood David, boardinghouse, 67 Lawrence Corporation
Atwood David F. boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Atwood James B. clerk, 52 Merrimac, boards 38 John
Atwood Joseph W., Boott, house 11 Boott Corporation
Atwood Stephen W. watchmaker, 80 Central, b. 3 Mass. Corp.
Austin Aurelia A. boarding house, 44 Boott Corporation
Austin Azro, driver, boards 44 Boott Corporation
Austin George H. file manufacturer, rear 71 High, house 71 do.
Anstin Geo. W., Lowell Machine Shop, li. 177 Merrimac Corp.
Austin Isaac, file manufacturer, rear 71 High, house 71 do.
Austin James, saloon, 66 Central, house do.

Austin Maria H. house 279 Middlesex

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Austin jSorman I., Lowell Corp. boards 177 Merrimac Corp.
Austin Sarah Mrs. houses 2 Fayette
Austin Seth, Merrimac, boards 71) Merrimac Corporation
Avcrill Grin, blacksmith, boards 35 Massachusetts Corporation
Avery Alfred, wood yard, Pawtucket, house at Dracut
Avery Clara, widow, house 51 Lawrence Corporation
Avery Franklin S. mason, house Bridge, c. Tenth, Centralville
Avery Harriet C. dressmaker, Gorham, c. Middlesex, h. 28 Linden
Avery John, agent Hamilton Manufacturing Co. li. 27 Appleton
Avery John, Lawrence, house 52 Lawrence Corporation
Avila Manuel G. barber, American House
Ayer (Abel 31.) & Brown (Francis), painters, 200 Middlesex,
house East Pine, corner Carlton
Ayer Bethiak, widow, house G Appleton Corporation
Ayer Charles II. clerk, boards 2 Ash
Ayer Edward, machinist, boards 208 Merrimac
Ayer Frank, Merrimac, boards 133 Moody
Ayer Frederick (J.C. Ayer fy Co.), li. Pawtucket, c. School
Ayer James C. & Co. (Frederick Ayer ), cherry pectoral and
cathartic pills, 105 Market, li. Pawtucket, opp. Fletcher
Ayer James LI. B., Locks and Canals, li. Wortlien, c. Mechanic

Ayer , student, boards 13 Central

Ayers Elias C., Prescott Corporation, house 40 do.

Ayers Robert, laborer, boards 3 Adams
Ayers Sarah C. widow, house 2 Ash
Ayers Thomas, laborer, house 3 Adams

Ay ling Augustus D. at J. C. Ayer & Co/s, b. Central, c. Abbott
Ayling Margaret Mrs. house 292 Central

BABRINGTON THOMAS, Flannel Mills, house 21 High
Babbitt B. F. shoemaker, room over 57 Central
Babbitt Wibur F. painter, house 1G Rock
Babcock Alonzo J., Lowell, house 2 Ford
Babcock Harry E., Lowell, house 2 Ford
Babcock Harvey M. clerk, 149 Central, boards 19 Warren
Babcock Joseph M., Lowell, house 19 Warren
Bachelder- Abram & R. G. hosiery, gloves, &c. 110 Merrimac,
house 3 Alder [Middlesex, h. 92 Howard

Bachelder Asahel G. patent tool and carriage manufacturer, 134
Bachelder Daniel, teamster, house Carleton, corner Pine
Bachelder Elizabeth L. widow, house 1G6 Moody
Bachelder John Mrs. house 1G Appleton
Bachelder Joseph, carpenter, house G2 Mass. Corporation
Bachelder Leroy, painter, boards 113 Central
Bachelder Roscoe G. (A. <§• F. G. Bachelder ), hosiery and gloves,
110 Merrimac, boards 9 Elm

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Baclieller David S., Merrimac Print Works, li. 11 Mass. Corp.
Bacheller Nathaniel J. N. printer, u Vox Populi ” office, house 41
Bacon Clovis S. machinist, house 9 Tremont [Branch

Bacon Levi [ Durr ill, Bacon , § Go .), tanners and curriers, Ayers
New City, house 26 Thorndike, corner Appleton
Badger Frank O. clerk, 78 Merrimac, boards 3 Boott Corp.
Badger Franklin S., Massachusetts, house 29 Mass. Corporation
Badger, John, Mass, boards 25 Market
Badger Lewis, blacksmith, house 203 Middlesex
Badger Stephen, painter, house 3 Boott Corporation
Badger Willard F. bleachery, house 9 do.

Bagley Charles, carpenter, house 19 Alder
Bagley Ellen, widow, house rear Dummer, corner Little
Bagley John, spinner, house rear Dummer, corner Little
Bagley John (Cal.), house 3 Dempsey’s Yard
Balian Patrick, teamster, house 16 Adams
Bailey Alvali W. farmer, house 67 Bridge, Centralville
Bailey Anson (Bice § Bailey ), provisions, 131 Central, house 29
Church

Bailey Benjamin F. carpenter, 60 South, house 88 Appleton

Bailey Calvin, Suffolk, boards 17 Suffolk Corporation

Bailey Charles A., Prescott, boards 29 Willow

Bailey Gardner, provisions, 66 East Merrimac, h. 29 Willow

Bailey George E., Massachusetts, boards 5 Prescott Corporation

Bailey George E. sasli and blind maker, house 29 Willow

Bailey George P., Hamilton, boards 5 Cady

Bailey Gustavus A., Mcr. Print Works, h. 26 Third, Centralville

Bailey Isaiah W. bookkeeper, at Buttrick & Co.’s, h. 26 Bartlett

Bailey James H.. Appleton, house 146 Jackson

Bailey John, boiler maker, house Oliver

Bailey Joshua H. shoemaker, boards 48 Church

Bailey Leonard, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation

Bailey Manasseh, shoemaker, 6 Warren, house 46 High

Bailey Romanzo C. painter, boards 1 Willow place

Bailey Squire, watchman, boards 5 Appleton Corporation

Bailey Thomas D. mason, house 51 Hanover

Baity Alexander, blacksmith, boards 1 6 Marshall

Baker Andrew K. clerk, 108 Central, boards 44 Boott Corp.

Baker Frederick W. machinist, house 76 Merrimac

Baker George W. house 2 Read, Centralville

Baker James, machinist, boards 152 Middlesex

Baker John C. clerk, 12 Merrimac, house 4 Sixth, Centralville

Baker Joseph H., Lowell, house 12 Franklin square, Adams

Baker Lucy Miss, nurse, house 297 Central [8 Willie

Baker Richard W. civil engineer, city government building, house

Baker Stephen, carpenter, house 6 Abbott

24 LOWELL [ P, ] DIRECTORY.

Baleh Eliza, widow, house 125 East Merrimac
Baleh Perley, principal Edson school, house 2 15 Central
Balcom Henry, blacksmith, house 2 Evans
Ealdwin Benjamin, Eoott Corporation, Jiouse 71 do.

Ball Benjamin, house 49 Charles

Ball Benjamin W. editor (E.), house 59 Fletcher

Ball Charles C. machinist, boards 49 Charles

Ball Henry C. machinist, boards 49 Charles

Ball James, machinist, Howe, house 42 Water

Ball John S., Lowell, boards 37 South Locks, Worthen

Ballantine Jane Mrs house 1 North

Bamford James T. clerk, Merrimac House

Banagan Mary Mrs. house 83 Charles

Bancroft George, Hamilton, boards 13 Hamilton Corporation
Bancroft John, file grinder, house 9 Andover
Bancroft Sclwin, grocer, Merrimac, c. Prescott, h. 102 High
Bancroft Thos., Hamilton Print Works, h. Pleasant, n. Andover
Banfill Joel, collector, boards 3 Hamilton Corporation
Banford James S. roll coverer, Suffolk, house Salem, c. Dane
Bangs Brothers ( Isaac IV. Sr Dean Bangs ), stoves and tin ware,
105 Central

Bangs Dean ( Bangs Brothers ), house Summer, near Thorndike
Bangs Isaac W. (Bangs Brothers ), house Summer, n. Thorndike
Barbour C. H. Mrs. house Sixth, Centralville [n. Somerset
Barclay Cyrus P. carpenter, Middlesex, cor. Howard, h. Quce,n
Barker Abby Mrs. house 255 Central
Barker Alfred D., Suffolk, house 41^ Tremont
Barker Horace R. steam and gas pipe fittings and fixtures, 8
Central, house 255 do.

Barker Joseph O. carpenter, house Pine, near Liberty
Barker Moses D. moulder, house 35 Suffolk
Barker Nathan, driver icewagon, boards at Abel Carkin’s
Barker Ora, butcher, house Middlesex, near the line
Barker William K., Massachusetts, house 60 Massachusetts Corp.
Barnard Benjamin F. billiards, 125 Central, h. 50 Mass. Corp.
Barnard Charles, boarding, house 43 and 44 Mass. Corporation
Barnard David, Prescott, boards 23 Prescott Corporation
Barnard David W. painter, L. M. S. h. 31 South Locks, Worthen
Barnard George W. at Cushing & Mack’s, house 113 Merrimac
Barnard George W. liaekman, 84 Central, house 1 1 Charles
Barnard Hiram K. mason, house 33 Mass. Corporation
Barnard John, boards 23 Prescott Corporation
Barnard Tristam, carpenter, house 22 Massachusetts Corporation
Barnard William, Merrimac, house 126 Merrimac Corporation
Barnes Charles C., Mass, boards 59 Mass. Corporation
Barnes Charles E. machinist, house 72 Appleton

LOWELL [ ]3 ] DIRECTORY. 25

Barnes Daniel, Middlesex, house 326 Central
Barnes Emily R. Mrs. tailor ess, 40 Central
Barnes Emma Mrs. house Water, near Pond
Barnes Henry, blockprinter, house 25 High
Barnes Henry H. ( Dean fy Barnes ), clothing and furnishing
goods, 5 Canal block, house 174 East Merrimac
Barnes Horace B. painter, house 15 Common
Barnes Michael, tanner, house rear 41 Chapel
Barnes Patrick, mason, boards 12 Church
Barnes Richard, house 80 River, Centralville
Barnes Samuel J. M. clerk, house 59 Bartlett
Barnes S. M. ( JS r . Packard Go .), fur store, 122 Merrimac
Barnes Thomas J. (Cal.), house Appleton, corner South
Baron Alice Mrs., Franklin House, 58 Moody
Baron Augustus, Appleton, boards 4 Appleton Corporation
Baron Christopher, carpenter, house Middlesex, near the line
Baron Frederick, druggist, Merrimac, corner Worthen, boards
Franklin House

Baron George, pattern maker, house 286 Middlesex
Baron Jacob, carpenter, house 64 Merrimac Corporation
Baron Lord, at Franklin House, 58 Moody
Barr Andrew, clothing, 6 Prescott block, house 16 Bartlett
Barr Andrew jr., Middlesex Corporation, boards 16 Bartlett
Barr Isaac, Lowell Corporation, h. Ehn, n. Sixth, Centralville
Barrett Charles, Lawrence Corporation, boards 67 do.

Barrett Edward, laborer, house rear Suffolk, corner Marion
Barrett Hannah, widow, house 57 East Merrimac
Barrett Isaac, overseer, Boott, house 68 Boott Corporation
Barrett James, laborer, house 26 North
Barrett Joanna, widow, house 127 Lowell
Barrett Michael, grocer, 25 William, house do.

Barrett Patrick, laborer, house Front, Centralville

Barrington Honora, widow, house 40 South

Barrows Charles L. machine shop, boards 62 Worth en

Barry Daniel, grocer, house 114 Suffolk

Barry Daniel S. wheelwright, house Beacon, near Pawtucket

Barry Edward, grocer, 86 Lowell, house do.

Barry Edward, laborer, house Green, near George

Barry Edward, variety store, 284 Merrimac, boards 98 Lowell

Barry Hannah, widow, house 15 Cady

Barry John, Appleton, house 28 Appleton Corporation

Barry John, Middlesex, boards 15 Cady

Barry Michael, moulder, house 96 Adams

Barry Patrick, blacksmith, house 108 Lowell

Barry Richard, Merrimac P. W. house 76 River, Centralville

Barry William, Merrimac, house 3 Marion

2G LOWELL [B] DIRECTORY.

Barth Daniel W. hairdresser, 4 Central, house 67 Lawrence
Barth Jacob, house 07 Lawrence
Bartlett Dinsmorc, laborer, Railroad, boards 8 Grand
Bartlett D. Bradford, paymaster Lowell Gas Light Co., Middle,
corner Shattuck, house 149 East Merrimae
Bartlett Ebenezer N., Merrimae, house 116 Merrimae Corp.
Bartlett Edward, painter, Bieachcry, house 11 do.

Bartlett Edward T., Lawrence, boards Franklin House
Bartlett George L. clerk, Boott C. R. boards 11 Boott Corp.
Bartlett Hannah D. boardinghouse, 111 Central
Bartlett Horace E. variety store, house 156 Suffolk
Bartlett Oren, Lawrence, boards 68 Lawrence Corporation
Bartlett Ozro M., Tremont, house 21 Tremont Corporation
Bartlett Robert, vegetables, house Railroad street
Bartlett Stephen, Lawrence, house 85 Lawrence Corporation
Bartlett Sylvanus, house 40 Dummer

Bartlett Sylvanus ( Cushing fy Co.), mineral water, 52 Middle-
sex, house 2 Tyler

Bartlett Tilden, farmer, house 5 Evans block
Bartlett Wellington, Lawrence, boards 68 Lawrence Corp.
Bartlett Wise, carpenter, house Bridge, cor. Third, Centralville
Bascom Timothy, grocer, 214 Merrimae, house 388 Merrimae,
corner Decatur

Bascom Wallace, Merrimae, house 119 Merrimae Corporation
Bascom William, boots, shoes, and furs, 162 Merrimae, boards
388 Merrimae, corner Decatur

Bass (Joseph P.) & Woods ( Charles R.), dry goods, 132 Mer-
rimae, boards 100 Appleton

Bass William, physician, Central, cor. Middlesex, h. 6 Tyler
Bass William E. saslimaker, boards 41 Appleton
Bassett Charles H., Suffolk Corporation, boards 4 do.

Bassett Frederick, Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation
Bassett James, shoemaker, house 34 Common
Bassett Jesse N. at Richmond’s paper mill, house 2 Merrill
Bassett Joseph, Suffolk Corporation, boards 4 do.

Bassett Martin L. at Richmond’s paper mill, house 2 Merrill
Bassett Newland M., Lawrence Corporation, h. 2 Tilden court
Bassick Josiah, Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation
Baston Edward H. machinist, boards at George F. Collins’s
Batchelder Sarah B. house 88 East Merrimae
Batchelder Henry L. baker, boards at Bradt’s, Whiting street
Batchelder William S., Tremont Corporation, house 20 Race
Bateman Samuel E. clerk, house 11 Race
Bates Alfred B., Lawrence, boards 43 Lawrence Corporatiun
Bates Dennis P., Merrimae Corporation, house 125 do.

Bates William W., Gas Works, house 158 School, cor. Poplar

LOWELL EB] DIRECTORY. 27

Battey Charles, cardgrinder, house 37 Crosby

Battey E. C. clerk, boards 38 Boott Corporation

Battey Miles, Hamilton, house 199 Central

Battles Charles F. agent, Tremont, house 383 Merrimac

Battles Cyrus M. clerk, 36 & 38 Merrimac, house 34 Chestnut

Battles Frank F. agent, Mass. Corporation, house 3 Kirk

Baxter Andrew, laborer, house 4 Cedar

Baxter Bridget, widow, house River, near Bridge, Centralville

Baxter Darwin D. dry goods, 5 Appleton block, boards 27 Cady

Baxter George P. clerk, American Bolt Co. house 296 Central

Baxter John J. Mrs. house 7 Chapel

Baxter Lawrence, musician, house Green, near George

Baxter Patrick, Boott, house 11 Davidson

Beach Allen, agent, house 14 Adams

Beahan Hugh, Middlesex, house 42 Appleton

Beahan John, Merrimac, house 7 Suffolk court

Beal Horace, moulder, boards 35 Suffolk

Beal William, carpenter, 2 Adams, house do.

Beals Edward F. machinist, house 9 Lee
Bean Alvira Mrs. house 6 Salem

Bean Caleb M., Merrimac, house 135 Merrimac Corporation
Bean Charles E. bobbin maker, boards 135 Merrimac Corp.
Bean Daniel, provision dealer, house 8 Lawrence
Bean Daniel W., Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Bean David G., Merrimac, house 62 Merrimac Corporation
Bean George W. secretary Lowell Mutual Insurance Co. house
at Tewksbury

Bean Geo. W. M. teamster, 15 Prescott, boards 4 Mass. Corp.
Bean James W. salesman, boards 10 Queen
Bean Josephus C., B. & L. R. R. house Andover, near Fayette
Bean Margaret Mrs. house 10 Queen
Bean Samuel, farmer, house 11 Spring
Bean William G. boards 196 Central
Beard Alvin, machinist, house Railroad street
Beard Mary A. Mrs. house 12 Pawtucket, corner Salem
Beard Ithamar, student, boards 39 Nesmith
Beard Ithamar A., Custom House (B.), house 21 Pawtucket
Beard Ithamar W. counsellor, 49 Central, house 39 Nesmith, c.
Andover

Beard Samuel, at Stott’s, house 138 Lawrence
Beaver Wallace B. machinist, house 1 Middlesex place
Beck Mahala, house 21 Moody
Beck Samuel, house 428 Merrimac

Beckett Alexander, Lowell Corporation, house 1 65 Broadway
Beckwith Emeline, boarding house, 3 Merrimac Corporation
Bedee Moses Y. stonecutter, house Mt. Vernon, near Westford

28 LOWELL [ ]£ ] DIRECTORY.

Bedell Adam, clerk, 174 Merrimac, h. 13 Merrimac Corporation

Bedlow Artemas, variety store, 88 Gorham, house 86 Charles

Bedlow George 4\ r . bookkeeper, house 8 Ash

Bedlow Joseph, superintendent, Lawrence, h. 87 Lawrence Corp.

Beggs James, mason, house 47 Chapel

Beggs Maurice, carpenter, house 322 Merrimac

Behan Patrick, laborer, house 60 Adams

Belden Charles F., Suffolk Corporation, house 3 Cabot block

Bell Ann M. Mrs. boardinghouse, 27 Suffolk Corporation

Bell Mary & Margaret, house 13 River, Centralville

Bell Mary P. Mrs. house 77 High, near Andover

Bell Samuel, house 77 High

Bellows Samuel M. clerk, Post Office, house 16 Cabot
Bement Samuel, teacher N. Grammar School, house 80 Salem
Bemis Henry S. mason, house 20 Cady
Bemis Sarah, boarding house, 62 Middlesex
Benehley A. P. Mrs. house 248 School
Benden Frederick, tailor, house Hale, near Chelmsford
Bennett (Frank E. ) & Rodliff ( H II ), wood and coal, Moody,
corner Tremont, house 60 Appleton
Bennett George, carpenter, boards 152 Middlesex
Bennett George, Lowell, house 2 Mason’s court
Bennett George A. carpenter, house 111 Appleton
Bennett Horace W., Merrimac Corporation, house 3B do.

Bennett James W. carpenter, 224 Middlesex, h. Ill Appleton

Bennett John, civil engineer, house 60 Appleton

Bennett John A. printer, 44 Vox Populi ” office, h. 62 Appleton

Bennett John C. carpenter, boards 18 Lagrange

Bennett Mdry Mrs. boarding, house 13 Hamilton Corporation

Bennett Wilder, mason, house 35 Bartlett

Bennett William S. merchant tailor, 11 Central, h. 59 Andover

Benson Daniel, Middlesex, house 1 Edgerly’s court

Benson Levi, laborer, house 38 Willow

Benson Margaret, widow, house 1 Edgerly’s court

Benson Margaret, widow, house 27 North

Benson Simon, Suffolk Corporation, house 83 Salem

Benson Thomas, Middlesex, house 66 Church

Benson William, carpenter, house foot of Joiner

Bentley Samuel, machinist, house 10 Marshall

Bergoyne Charles, laborer, house rear 322 Merrimac

Bergoyne Patrick, Middlesex, house rear 26 William

Berich Edward H. at Norcross’s, house 35 Branch

Berrian Ellen, widow, house Green, near George

Berrian John, laborer, house 46 Union

Berrian Patrick, laborer, house 94 Gorham

Berrian Rose, house 94 Gorham

LOWELL [B] DIRECTORY. 29

Berrigan Patrick, blacksmith, house 1 Putney’s court
Berry Bridget, widow, house 19 Moody

Berry Charles C., Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation
Berry Charles P. shoemaker, h. 383 Merrimac, above Austin
Berry James, miller at W. E. Livingston’s, house 23 Howard
Berry Theophilus D. carpenter, h. Stevens, n. Chelmsford line
Besse Joseph V. variety store, 14 Tilden, house do.

Bickford Abby C. boardinghouse, 14 Hamilton Corporation
Bickford Allen P. carpet weaver, house 8 Cady
Bickford Curtis I., Tremont, boards 3 Tremont Corporation
Bickford Isaac, Hamilton, boards 12 Hamilton Corporation
Bickford Nathaniel, machinist, b. 45 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Bickford Richard H. beltmaker at J. Gates’s, house 30 Frank-
lin square, Suffolk

Bickford Selwyn E. clerk, 5 Central, house 24 Bartlett
Bickford Simon, watchman, Boott, house 61 Bartlett
Bickford William H. blacksmith, house 65 Pawtucket
Bicknell John, farmer, house 19 Prescott Corporation
Bicknell John S., Prescott, house 37 Prescott Corporation
Bidwell John N. scalemaker, house 29 Adams
Bidwell Willard, carpenter, boards 3 Hamilton Corporation
Bigelow Benjamin, teacher, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
Bigelow El win, Lawrence, boards 55 Lawrence Corporation
Bigelow John, Merrimac, boards 12 Merrimac Corporation
Billings Abby Mrs. dressmaker, 148 Suffolk street
Billings John, clerk, 126 Central, house 159 do.

Billings John T. apothecary, Central, c. Jackson, b. 12 Hurd
Billings Samuel D. overseer, Hamilton, house 22 Hurd
Bills Charles R. plasterer, boards 81 Appleton
Bingham ( George ) & Cheney ( George S. ), grocers, 255 Mer-
rimac, house 24 Common

Binks Benjamin J. gardener, house rear 81 Market

Bird Amanda Mrs. house 1 6 Tyler

Bird Patrick, Mass, boards 4 Mass. Corporation

Bird , operative, house rear 43 River, Central ville

Birmingham Bernard, Hamilton, house 5 Putney’s court
Birmingham Bridget, house 19 High

O O' c .

Birmingham Samuel T., Indian doctor, li. Tanners, n. Robinson
Bisbee Ira, at Wm. Goding’s, house Mt. Vernon, Centralville
Bishop Henry, Middlesex, boards 1 George
Bishop Joseph, tailor, boards 135 Merrimac Corporation
Bishop Joseph, laborer, house rear 75 Lowell
Bissell Archibald, watchman, house 6 Swamp Locks, Dutton
Bissell Charles L., Machine Shop, b. 6 Swamp Locks, Dutton
Bissell Dasel, at Allen’s saw mill, boards 248 Middlesex
Bissell George, Suffolk, house 119 Moody

30 LOAVELL [ IJ ] DIRECTORY.

Bixby Joseph, boatman, house 6 Willow place

Bixby Joseph Y., Boot! Corporation, boards G Willow place

Bixby Oliver II. clerk, 3G8 Merrimac, boards 13 Cabot

Black Abner M. painter, house G Ford

Black Angus, Lowell, boards 1 Ilurd

Black James, Lowell, boards 2 Jackson

Black Patrick, dyer, house 4 Court avenue

Black Peter, Bleaehery, house 4 Court avenue

Black Stephen, grocer, 131 Lowell

Black William, Lowell, boards 2 Jackson

Blackburn Ann, widow, house 1G Summer

Blackington Daniel, blacksmith, house 20 Franklin sq., Adams

Blackmer Warren A. painter, house 228 School, opp. Cross

Blair Enoch R. grocer, Broadway, corner School, b. 215 School

Blair Joseph, machinist, boards 1 Middlesex place

Blaisdell Adeline S. widow, house 7 Prescott Corporation

Blaisdell Charles R. counsellor, G Canal block, house 32 Church

Blaisdell David, boards 3 Tremont Corporation

Blaisdell Deborah F. Mrs. dressmaker, house 110 Central

Blaisdell George C., Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corp.

Blaisdell Harrison G., Tyler’s block, Central, house 44 Tyler

Blaisdell Iliram AY. bookkeeper, 138 Central, house 9 Favor

Blaisdell Lewis, Massachusetts, boards 59 Mass. Corporation

Blaisdell Newton, Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation

Blaisdell S. B. bobbin maker, boards 43 Lawrence Corporation

Blaisdell William F., Merrimac, boards G8 Merrimac Corp.

Blake Edward F. driver icewagon, house 2 McFarlin avenue

Blake George, machinist, house 14 Marshall

Blake Ira, patent leather worker, boards at Hannah Mile’s

Blake James, Middlesex, house rear 134 Lawrence

Blake Jesse (Hubbard fy Blake ), house London

Blake John, at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, boards 73 Middle

Blake John F. at J. C Ayer’s, boards 10 Myrtle, Central ville

Blake Joseph P. carriage maker, b. at Joel Jenkins’s [33 Willie

Blake Lyman, wood dealer, Dutton, n. Mechanics Mills, house

Blake Simon, leather finisher, house Leathers

Blake Stephen, Boott, boards 1 1 Boott Corporation

Blake Thomas, laborer, house Willie, near Hancock avenue

Blake Thomas C. paperhanger, house Howard, corner Middlesex

Blake , Lawrence, boards G8 Lawrence Corporation

Blanchard Abel, sashmaker, house 25 Marshall
Blanchard Alexis R., Massachusetts, boards 2 Ash
Blanchard Amos Rev. house 8 Kirk
Blanchard Amos jr. clerk (B.), boards 8 Kirk
Blanchard Amos A. clerk at Lowell Manufacturing Co. house
118 East Merrimac

LOWELL [ ] DIRECTORY. 31

Blanchard Arthur C. teller Prescott Bank, house 120 East Mer-
rimac

Blanchard Cadwallader F. ( Jacob Coggin $f Co.), house Paw-
tucket, comer Fletcher
Blanchard E. C. Mrs. house 149 Moody
Blanchard Emerson, Merrimac, boards 75 Merr. Corporation
Blanchard George, Massachusetts, boards 4 Mass. Corporation
Blanchard Joseph, Lowell, boards 19 Lowell Corporation
Blanchard Roswell, Tremont Corporation, house 15 do.

Blanchard Samuel, Merrimac, boards 138 Merrimac Corporation
Blanchard Samuel P., Suffolk Corporation, b. Franklin House
Blanchard Wm. D., Lowell M. Shop, house 48 S. L., Worthen
Blanche Winefred, widow, house 31 Worthen
Blessin Hugh, house 55 Lowell
Bliss Ira A. hostler, house rear 91 Appleton
Blodget Walter M. overseer, Appleton, h. 12 Appleton Corp.
Blodgett Eben K. bobbin maker, house 28 Franklin
Blodgett Orlendo, house Chelmsford road, near the line
Blood Amariab, house 22 Fifth, Central ville
Blood Andrew, house 25 Boott Corporation
Blood Benjamin A. & Cyrus, provisions, Adams, corner Suffolk,
house Wilder, near Broadway
Blood Charles C. teamster, boards at E. A. Hill’s
Blood Cyrus (B. A. S? C. Blood ), house 15 Franklin sq., Adams
Blood Emily, widow, house 71 High
Blood George, Lowell, boards 13G Merrimac Corporation
Blood Joseph, at Adams & North’s, house Water
Blood Joseph, teamster, house 4 Water

Blood Martin L. machinist, boards G8 South Locks, Mechanics
Blood Orford R. clerk, Tilden, near Merrimac, house at Dracut
Boardman James, boiler maker, boards 43 S. Locks, Worthen
Boardman Langley II. boots, shoes, Ac. 34 Central, h. 7 Willow
Boardman William E., Boott, house 32 Boott Corporation
Boden Michael, at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, house 77 High
Bodfish Francis B. tinsmith, Dutton, c. Fletcher, h. 29 Fletcher
Hod well C. F. Mrs. boardinghouse, 7 Merrimac Corpora* ion
Bogue James, laborer, house 111 Market

Bohonan Morrill M. & Co. ( David C. G . Field ), grocers, Ayer’s
New City, house Lincoln [18 Merrimac

Bohonon Carlos E. hack driver, Merrimac St. stage office, boards
Bohonon Mark, laborer, house Lincoln
Boker Stcd, Lowell, house 4 Middlesex place
Bold Nathan, at Otis' Allen’s, boards 16 Franklin square
Bolduc Oliver, marble carver, house 48 Charles
Bolduke Joseph, engraver, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation
Bonham J. W. Rev. house Tyler

32 LOWELL [ 1> ] DIRECTORY.

Bonhonnon George W. saslnnaker, b. 13 Franklin sq., Adams st.
Bouncy ( Arthur jP.), & Marshal («/. N.), counsellors, Tyler’s
block, 43 Central, house Bridge, opp. Third, Centralville
Bonney Seth, printer, kk Vox Populi ” olhce, boards 107 Appleton
Boody Thomas, Boott, house 1 Knowles place
Booker John H. travelling agent, house 162 Gorham
Boom Samuel, Middlesex, house 16 Warren
Boom Samuel S., Middlesex, boards 16 Warren
Bootli Alfred, at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, house 41 Bartlett
Booth Hobert, currier, house 22 Smith
Bootman Augustus, house 31 East Merrimac
Bosca An ado re, Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Bosca Mich ell, Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Bosidy Ellen, widow, house 21 North
Boucher Samuel, carpet printer, house 344 Central
Bouhan Ellen, widow, house 8 Jefferson
Bouhan Mrs. widow, house 5 Me Carry court
Bourbeau P. widow, house 82 Moody
Bourk Catharine, widow, house Davidson’s lane
Bouthialier Micher, house 28 Tremont Corporation
Boutliieller William, Massachusetts, boards 4 Mass. Corporation
Bow Peter, Tremont, house 15 East Merrimac
Bowden Ernest, Hamilton Print Works, house 56 Lawrence
Bowden James, Middlesex, house 3 Gray’s place
Bowden William B., Boott, boards 13 Boott Corporation
Bowen George F., Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Bowen James, laborer, house rear 28 Fenwick
Bowers Alexander, machinist, house 3 Salem
Bowers Charles, engineer, boards 24 Pawtucket
Bowers Edwin, moulder, boards 94 Middlesex
Bowers James, house 26 Pawtucket, near Fletcher
Bowers John, Lawrence, house 55 Lawrence Corporation
Bowers Jonathan Mrs. house 70 Pawtucket, near Walker
Bowers Jonathan, carriage maker, 65 Pawtucket, house 70 do.
Bowers Martin, carpet weaver, boards 7 Summer
Bowers Thomas, laborer, house 27 North
Bowker Caleb, police officer, house 88 Merrimac
Bowker Oren, Lawrence, boards 43 Lawrence Corporation
Bowman James A., Merrimac, house 120 Merrimac Corporation
Bowman William, Middlesex, house 29 Charles
Bowman William jr. moulder, boards 29 Charles
Boyd Hugh, Lowell, house 12 Charles
Boyd James, carpenter, house 25 Fayette
Boyd James, stonecutter, boards 59 Appleton
Boyd John, clock repairer, 56 Central
Boyd John, shoemaker, Howe, house 66 Fayette

LOWELL [ B ] DIRECTORY. 33

Boyd Joseph, machinist, house Pleasant, near Andover

Boyden Erastus, Massachusetts, house 4 Prescott Corporation

Boyle Daniel, fireman, house 17 Union

Boyle Dora, house Front, Centralviile

Boyle Duke, house Railroad, near Robinson

Boyle James, blacksmith, house 253 Middlesex

Boyle John, laborer, house 21 Spring

Boyle John, Boott, house Coburn, near River, Centralviile

Boyle John F., Massachusetts, house Bow, n. Pearl, Centralviile

Boyle Michael, Boott, house Front, Centralviile

Boyle Michael, laborer, house 35 Summer

Boyle Owen, laborer, house rear G3 Middle

Boyle Patrick, house 5 Gorham

Boyle Patrick, laborer, house 31 Tremont

Boyle Teresa, widow, house rear 25 Middle [Centralviile

Boynton Amos R. physician, Wentworth’s building, house River,
Boynton Benjamin F. overseer, Lowell, h. School, n. Bowers
Boynton Charles, driver ice wagon, boards at Abel Carkin’s
Boynton Frank P. clerk, 32 Middlesex, boards 1 Union
Boynton George, pattern maker, boards 4 Franklin square
Boynton James M. hack driver, Merrimac House stage ofiice,
house 228 Middlesex [Sixth, Centralviile

Boynton James W. coal and wood, Brown, h. Mt. Vernon, near
Boynton Jane, widow, house 1 Union
Boynton J. Frank, tinsmith, house 5 Chestnut
Boynton Mark C. butcher, house Chelmsford, above Parker
Boynton Osman, Appleton, house 5 Appleton Corporation
Boynton Samuel, boardinghouse, rear 1 Tilden
Boynton Sylvanus G. clerk, Brown st., house 43 Prescott Corp.
Brabrook Joseph A. harness maker, 45 Market, house 27 Tyler
Bracewell John, Merrimac, boaids 144 Merrimac Corporation
Brackett Albert W., Massachusetts, boards 230 Central
Brackett Ilenry, cooper, American Bolt Co. house rear 1G Mill
Brackett Ira T. painter, house Chelmsford, corner Howard
Brackett Shadrach R. carpenter, Howe, h. 152 East Merrimac
Bradbury George, Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation
Braddock Warren, pressman, boards 15 Hamilton Corporation
Bradford Charles M. clerk, house 109 East Merrimac
Bradford James W. painter, house 16 Rock
Bradford Mrs. house 9 River, Centralviile
Bradley Ambrose E. shoemaker, house 29 High
Bradley Bridget Mrs. house 73 Charles
Bradley Daniel P. house 11 Third, Centralviile
Bradley Elizabeth, widow, house 28 Fayette
Bradley Harriet, house 35 George
Bradley Harriet, teacher, house First, Centralviile

34 LOWELL [ ]$ ] DIRECTORY.

Bradley Iloralio, ticket agent, 182 Merrimae, boards 78 do.

Bradley Janies, Merrimae, house 15 Dumnier

Bradley L. Mrs. house First, near Bridge, Centralville

Bradley Mary, house 78 Merrimae

Bradley Michael, Hamilton, house 21 Union

Bradley Miranda W. teacher, house First, Centralville

Bradley Patrick, Merrimae, house 94 Adams

Bradley Patrick, Boott, house 5 Pleasant, Centralville

Bradley Patrick, laborer, house 3G William

Bradley Peter, laborer, boards 9 George

Bradley Rosanna, widow, house 36 William

Bradley William, JMerrimac, house 92 Merrimae Corporation

Bradley Win. II. physician, house First, n. Bridge, Centralville

Bradley William T. at E. B. Patch’s, house 40 Lawrence

Bradshaw John A. machinist, house rear Chelmsford, near Hale

Bradt David & G. J. bakers, Whiting, house do.

Bradt Garrett J. (Z4 G. J. Braclt), house Whiting
Bradt Henry, baker, boards Whiting
Brady Ann, boardinghouse, 40 Paige

Brady Bernard A., Lowell, house Summer, corner Gorham
Brady Francis, shoemaker, 83 Lowell, house do.

Brady James, tanner, house 1 Short
Brady James, Middlesex, house 26 High
Brady John, Lowell, house 28 Dummer
Brady John, machinist, boards 76 Middlesex
Brady John, machinist, house 7 Water
Brady Patrick, house 19 Keene
Brady Patrick, laborer, house 13 LIurd
Brady Patrick, laborer, house 13 Fenwick
Brady Patrick, laborer, house 27 Keene
Brady Peter, jobwagon, house 309 Central
Brady Rose, house 18 Keene

Brady Thomas, gardener at Thomas Nesmith’s Park

Brady Thomas, laborer, house 24 Keene

Bragdon Albion K. moulder, house 12 Lagrange court

Bragdon George, Merrimae, house 33 Anne

Bragg Maynard, Lowell M. Shop, house 76 S. L., Mechanic

Bramhall John, Hamilton, h. 64 Hamilton Corporation, Gorham

Brand Henry IL., Appleton, boards 17 Hamilton Corporation

Brandon Philip, machinist, boards 29 Cushing

Braun Chesley, carpenter, house 9 Race

Braun John S. carpenter, house 9 Race

Bray Joseph, laborer, house Green, near George

Brayton William, Massachusetts, h. 80 River, Centralville

Brazer Charles E. clerk at W. P. Brazer’s, b. 102 Appleton

Brazer Ellen, house 136 East Merrimae

LOWELL [ B ] DIRECTORY. 35

Brazer William P. hats, caps, and furnishing goods, 47 Central,
corner Market, house 136 East Merrimac
Breed Henry K. provisions, 52 Church, house do.

Breen Bridget, widow, house 50 Middle

Breen Charles, Merrimac, house rear 245 Merrimac

Breen Charles, Hamilton, boards rear 37 Middle

Breen Ellen, widow, house 34 South

Breen Francis, Mass, house 49 River, Central ville

Breen James, boards 34 South

Breen Jane, house 25 Middle

Breen John, Mechanic’s Mills, house 13 Union

Breen John, laborer, house rear 27 Middle

Breen John, Lowell, boards 30 Lowell

Breen Patrick, bleachcry, house rear 23 Cedar

Breen Thomas, Massachusetts, b. 4 Massachusetts Corporation

Breen Thomas, operative, house rear 25 Middle

Breen Thomas, soapmaker, house rear 59 Middle

Brennan Ellen, widow, house 292 Merrimac [5 High

Brennan Janies, tinsmith and stovedealer, Warren, n. Central, h.

Brennan James, 2d, laborer, house Kirk avenue

Brennan James, laborer, house 22 Kirk avenue

Brennan John, Lowell Machine Shop, house 98 Adams

Brennan Lawrence, laborer, house 7 Wall

Brennan Michael, dry goods, 56 Merrimac, house 396 do.

Brennan Patrick, at C. B. Richmond’s, house 9 Mill

Brennan Thomas, operative, house River, Centralville

Brennan Thomas, Massachusetts, house 61 River, Centralville

Brennan Thomas, Lowell, house 13 Green

Brennan Thomas, laborer, house Water, near Pond

Brennan Thomas, Lowell Machine Shop, h. 1 Carpet lane

Brennan Major, physician, 112 Merrimac

Brent Eli, varietystore, 75 Church, house do.

Breslin James, fireman, Merrimac House

Brewster Charles L., Lawrence, b. 68 Lawrence Corporation

Brewster George H., Lawrence, h. 59 Lawrence Corporation

Brewster John L. woodsawyer, house 25 Cabot

Briar William, farmer, house Westford, opposite Queen

Brick Catherine, widow, house rear 29 Fenwick

Brick Mary, widow, house 24 Fenwick

Brickett Henry W. telegraph and western ticket agent, Merrimac
street depot, house 160 Moody
Bridge William, machinist, boards Charles E. Brown’s
Bridges Joseph, laborer, house 130 Suffolk
Brierton Edward, provisions, 88 Lowell, house do.

Briggs Franklin W., Merrimac Corporation, house 73 do.
Brigham Charles W. clerk, boards 94 Pawtucket

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Brigham Harriet, house *330 Merrimac

Brigham Lucy Mrs. house 125 Middlesex

Brigham Sarah Mrs. house 1 Union

Brigham Warren, Lowell Machine Shop, h. 88 Appleton

Brigham William F. overseer, Massachusetts Corp. h. 41 do.

Briggs Francis, boards 43 Lawrence Corporation

Briggs George, Hamilton, house 45 Hamilton Corporation

Briggs John jr., Merrimac Corporation, house 44 do.

Briggs Sumner, carpenter, boards 13 Hamilton Corporation
Briggs Walter, Suffolk, boards 20 Suffolk Corporation
Briley Edmund, carpenter, boards 341 Merrimac
Briley Henry, Merrimac, house 2 Smith’s court
B runnier Elizabeth Mrs. house 31 East Merrimac
Brittell Charles, Merrimac, boards 79 Merrimac Corporation
Britton Charles, Massachusetts, house 34 Fayette
Britton Preston IL, Lowell Machine Shop, h. 273 Middlesex
Broderick James, Hamilton, house 23 North
Broderick Thomas, Hamilton, house 42 Fayette
Brogan Bridget, boarding, house 48 Lawrence Corporation
Brogan Edward, trunkmaker, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.
Brogan Martin, laborer, boards 48 Lawrence Corporation
Brogan Michael, mason, boards 48 Lawrence Corporation
Brogan Peter, house 109 Moody
Brogden James, clerk, boards 19 Kirk

Brogden James B. clerk, 17 Central, b. Mansur, c. Fairmount

Broun Jacob P. carpenter, house 3 Mechanic

Brooks Artemas L., lumber, Mechanics Mills, Fletcher

Brooks Charles N. carpenter, house 111 Central

Brooks Daniel, gunsmith, house 54 Massachusetts Corporation

Brooks Daniel, canal tender, house School, near Pawtucket

Brooks David B. mason, house 6 Ford

Brooks Firth, Hamilton, boards 25 Hamilton Corporation

Brooks George, musician, 18 Market, house 42 Lagrange

Brooks James, machinist, house 10 Middlesex place

Brooks James W., Hamilton, house 32 Chapel

Brooks Mary Y. varietystore, 338 Merrimac, house G Ford

Brooks Sager, filecutter, boards 10 Middlesex place

Brooks Stillman, Lawrence, house 81 Lawrence Corporation

Brooks Thomas, machinist, boards 33 Hamilton Corporation

Brooks William C. house 75 Cross, near Willie

Brophy Catherine, boarding, house 51 Lowell

Brophy Edward, hatter, house 2 1 6 Central

Brophy Martin, machinist, boards 51 Lowell

Brothers Ephraim, Middlesex, house 26 Clay

Brothers Henry, machinist, house 27 Suffolk

Brothers Joseph, Middlesex, house 33 Charles

LOWELL [ B ] DIRECTORY. 37

Brow John, blacksmith, house 2 Livingston block, Appleton
Brown A. G. Mrs. dressmaker, Nesmith’s build’g, b. 124 Central
Brown Aaron, Lawrence, house 3 Lawrence Corporation
Brown Alice, varietystore, 97 Central, house 247 do.

Brown Allen II. house 20 Franklin square, Adams
Brown ( Alpheus R .) & Alger (E. A.), counsellors, 55 Central,
house 9 Kirk

Brown Ammi, locks and canals, h. 31 Franklin square, Suffolk

Brown Amos F. building mover, house 21 Queen

Brown Amos S. teamster, house 12 Smith

Brown Ann Mrs. house Tremont, corner Merrimac

Brown Benjamin, house 398 Middlesex

Brown Bradbury D. boarding, house 4 and 5 Mass. Corp.

Brown Charles E. foreman at T. B. Comins, house Varney, opp.
Mount Washington

Brown Charles H. moulder, boards 119 Central
Brown Charles S. gas-fitter, house 5 Harrison
Brown Darius C. reed and power-loom harness maker, Warren,
near Middlesex Mills, house 89 Church
Brown David, blacksmith, boards 192 Middlesex
Brown Deliverance P. locks and canals, house 48 Dummer, cor-
ner Mechanic

Brown Edward, machinist, boards Tremont, corner Merrimac
Brown Eliza, widow, boards 29 Cedar
Brown Ephraim, patent alarm-locks, Howe, h. 35 Chestnut
Brown Francis ( Ayer Broivn ) 9 painter, 200 Middlesex,

house 42 Howard

Brown Francis, overseer, Middlesex, house 92 High
Brown Frank, Lowell Machine Shop, b 10 S. Locks, Dutton
Brown Frank J. printer, at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, b. 9 Lawrence
Brown Hannah Mrs. house 247 Central
Brown Hiram, wood and coal, 53 Appleton, house do.

Brown Hiram J. machinist, house 131 Middlesex

Brown James Mrs. intelligence office, 119 Market, house do.

Brown James, gardener, house 84 Gorham

Brown James, laborer, house John street avenue

Brown James, machinist, house 21 East Merrimac

Brown Jane, house 3 High

Brown Joel, mason, house 9 Lawrence

Brown John, machinist, boards 26 Appleton Corporation

Brown John, shoemaker, boards 23 John *

Brown John H. bootmaker, 35 Merrimac, boards John
Brown J. Barnard, millwright, house First, Centralville
Brown John P. teamster, boards 31 Summer
Brown Jonas Mrs. carpet maker, house 131 Middlesex
Brown Joseph F. tailor, boards 101 Central

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Brown Joseph S. dry goods, 54 Merrimac, h. 18 Stackpole
Brown Joseph W., Lowell, boards 1 Lowell Corporation
Brown Josiah W. machinist, boards 24 Hamilton Corporation
Brown Leonard, reporter “ Citizen and News,” 44 Central, h.
154 East Merrimac

Brown Levi, police, house 143 Gorham

Brown Levi E. bobbin maker, boards 1 Lagrange court

Brown Louisa, tailoress, Nesmith’s new building

Brown Lyman H. Middlesex, house 5 Lawrence

Brown Martha J. house 4 Franklin square, Adams

Brown Martin J. 143 Central, boards 9 Lawrence

Brown Mary Mrs. boarding house, 3 Lowell Corporation

Brown Mary Mrs. dressmaker, boards 124 Central

Brown Michael, laborer, house 13 Davis

Brown Myron C. sawfiler, 52 Gorham, h. 57 E. Merrimac

Brown Otis J. Suffolk, house 17 Suffolk Corporation

Brown Patrick J. laborer, house 31 Summer

Brown Perry, carpenter, boards 3 Massachusetts Corporation

Brown Pebecca Mrs. house 110 Appleton

Brown Robert, boards 7 Garnet

Brown Robert, soapmaker, house 299 Middlesex

Brown Samuel A. counsellor, 75 Central, house 426 Merrimac

Brown Samuel T. house 67 Third, Centralville.

Brown Sarah, house 45 Adams
Brown Stephen, carpenter, house 165 Broadway
Brown Wallace, carpenter, boards 3 Massachusetts Corporation
Brown Willard & Co. ( Willard A. Brown ), leather dealers, 9
Market, house 65 Fayette

Brown Willard A. ( Willard Brown § Co.), h. 15 Charles
Brown William, superintendent, Prescott, house 65 Andover
Brown William, provisions, 201 Central, house 13 Auburn
Brown William H. machinist, b. r. Chelmsford, near Ilall
Brown William II. jr. machinist, h. r. Chelmsford, n. Hall
Brown William S. seaman, house 154 East Merrimac
Brownell Francis L. boards 25 Lawrence
Brownell George, house 25 Lawrence
Bruce Henry C. Merrimac, house 8 Coburn
Bruce William G. Mrs. house 32 Rock
Bryant Asahel M., Merrimac, boards 69 Lawrence
Bryant Daniel, grocer, 108 Middlesex, house Westford
Bryant Frank, Massachusetts, boards 3 Read, Centralville
Bryant Hosea B. house 41 South

Bryant James, machinist, boards 69 Lawrence Corporation
Bryant J. Hervey, overseer, Appleton Corporation, h. 22 do.
Bryant Lydia, house 69 Lawrence Corporation
Bryant Lyman P., Hamilton, boards 41 South

LOWELL [ B ] DIRECTORY. 39

Bryant Mertoun C. agent Lowell Gaslight Company, office Mid-
dle, corner Shattuck, house 41 Kirk
Bryant Solon, Appleton, house 172 Gorham
Bryant Theron A. clerk, Appleton C. R. h. 22 Appleton Corp.
Buchanan Jesse, milliner, 75 Market, house do.

Buckland John, overseer, Appleton Corporation, house 1 do.
Buckley Dennis, laborer, house 5 Cross
Buekley Edmund, boards 210 Merrimac
Buckley Hannah, widow, house 38 Lewis
Buckfry Jeremiah, Middlesex, house rear 20 North
Buckley Mary A. widow, house 44 Salem
Buckley Maurice, laborer, house 30 Lewis
Buckley Patrick, Middlesex, house 20 North
Buckley William, laborer, house 35 Fenwick
Buckman George W., Prescott, h. 28 Prescott Corporation
Buckman Peter, laborer, house r. 100 River, Centralville
Buffor John, house 118 Middlesex
Bugbee Charles H. painter, boards rear 29 Cushing
Bugbee Worcester, cistern and block maker, h. r. 29 Cushing
Bulger John, Massachusetts, h. rear 23 River Centralville
Bulger Mary, widow, house 114 East Merrimac
Bullard George F. (Custom-house, Boston), house 32 Cabot
Bullard Otis (Boston) house 32 Cabot
Bullens Joseph M., Lowell Machine Shop, li. 375 Middlesex
Bulmar George, boarding house, G2 Lawrence Corporation
Bulmer Robert, carpenter, house 17 Spring
Bumpus Ephraim, Massachusetts, boards 1 7 Austin
Rumpus Frank L., Massachusetts, boards 5 Prescott Corp.
Buncher Frank, clerk, 80 Merrimac, b. G3 Merrimac Corp.
Runcher James, engraver, Merrimac, house G3 Merrimac Corp.
Burbank Abby C. Mrs. boards 113 Merrimac
Burbank Andrew J., Hamilton, boards 22 Hamilton Corp.
Burbank Augustus, machinist, boards 192 Middlesex
Burbank Augustus F. machinist, house 88 Appleton
Burbank Charles H. house 35 Anne, corner French
Burbank ( Samuel ), Chase (John K ), & Co. (F. IV. Sargent §
H. B. Shattuck ), clothing and hardware, 5 Central, house
35 Anne, comer French

Burbank Thomas W., Appleton, house 73 Appleton street
Burbank William P., Appleton, boards GG South
Burch John, mason, house 42 Prescott Corporation
Burgeron Lewis ( Holt S> Bergeron J, carriage manufacturer,
Arch, house 203 Middlesex

Burgess Ebenezer, harness maker, 38 Central, house 12 Ash
Burgess Horatio G., Lowell Machine Shop, h. 3 S. L., Dutton
Burgess Rufus, Suffolk, boards 20 Suffolk Corporation

40 LOWELL [ B ] DIRECTORY.

Burgess Thomas F., Lowell Machine Shop, b. 3 S. L., Dutton
Burgess Washington C. clerk, 253 Merrimac, house 174 Suffolk
Burgess William, Suffolk, boards 101 Central

Burgess , machinist, house 1 1 Cedar

Burgin Alonzo, machinist, boards 29 Massachusetts Corp.

Burgin John, Hamilton, house 38 Hamilton Corporation

Burke Alice, widow, house 5 Cummiskey’s alley

Burke Bridget, widow, house 52 Moody

Burke Bridget, house 10* Taylor’s court

Burke James, laborer, house 15 Adams

Burke John, machinist, boards 51 Lowell

Burke Mary, widow, house 84 Moody

Burke Mary, widow, house 49 Lawrence

Burke Patrick, Merrimac, house 62 Middle

Burke Peter, laborer, house rear 20 Howe

Burke Thomas, Stott’s mills, house 28 Fayette

Burke Useb, Norcross’s saw mill, house 183 Middlesex

Burke William, Lowell Machine Shop, house 2 Reed’s court

Burke William A. agent Lowell Machine Shop, house 27 Anne

Burkly Charles, carpenter, boards 92 Middlesex

Burley Robert, gardener for Benjamin F. Butler

Burnap Charles E. clerk, 15 Middle, boards at Ethan Burnap’s

Burnap Ethan, house 17 Tyler

Burnett James, Lowell, house 1 Ilurd „

Burnham Aaron C., B. & L. R. R. house Hale, near Howard
Burnham Albert W. at S. L. & W. G. Ward’s, b. 15 Prescott
Corporation

Burnham Alfred W., Middlesex, house 22 Andover
Buruham Eleazer, B. & L. R. R. house Hale, near Cambridge
Burnham Julia Mrs. house 5 Lawrence [do.

Burnham L. C. Miss, lace and trimmings, 122 Merrimac, h. 404
Burnham Mary Mrs; house 15 Prescott Corporation
Burnham Norman, B. & L. freight depot, h. Westford, n. Grand
Burnham Philetus, Massachusetts, house 22 Prescott Corp.
Burnham Roswell S. teamster, house 31 Fletcher
Burnham Roxanna M. widow, house 408 Merrimac
Burnham Walter, physician, Central, cor. Middlesex, house do.
Burnham William J. clerk, Mass. C. R. b. 15 Prescott Corp.
Burns Catharine, widow, house 2 Cummiskey’s alley
Burns David, Hamilton, boards 19 River, Central ville
Burns Edward, Hamilton Corporation, house 132 Central
Burns Elias, Massachusetts, house 7 Massachusetts Corporation
Burns Elizabeth, widow, house 7 High
Burns Francis, Middlesex, house 17 Union
Burns Henry, laborer, house Front, Centralville
Burns James, laborer, house 86 Middlesex

LOWELL [ B] DIRECTORY. 41

Bums James, nailor, bouse 55 Market

Bums John, Prescott, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation

Burns John, machinist, boards 32 Union

Burns John, Middlesex, house rear 19 River, Centralville

Bums John, laborer, house 20 Adams

Bums Mary, widow, house rear 59 Dutton

Bums Patrick, house 284 Merrimac

Burns Patrick, Foundry, house 37 Salem

Burns Thomas, at Smith Adams’s

Bums William, house Water

Bums William, shoemaker, house 13 River, Centralville
Burpee Baron, Prescott, boards 51 Massachusetts Corporation
Burr Joseph C. Merrimac, house 85 Merrimac Corporation
Burrage Hamilton, clerk at bleachery, boards 180 Gorman
Burrill David M. elerk, 54 Merrimac, boards 52 East Merrimac
Burrill John, machinist, house 32 Willie

Burrill S. Dexter, Merrimack, boards 138 Merrimac Corporation
Burroughs David N. carriage manufacturer, opp. 67 Bridge,
house Pine Hill

Burrows Henry, agent, Merrimac P. W. h. Worthen, e. Merrimac
Burrows William, designer, Hamilton, house 32 Appleton
Burtnett Thomas, Hamilton P. W. house 15 River, Centralville
Burton Alexander P. hairdresser, 156 Central, house 90 High
Burton Betsey, widow, house River, Centralville [gent’s

Burtt Adolphus S. at Sargent & Co.’s Express, b. at E. M. Sar-
Burtt George N. clerk, house 115 Gorham
Burtt Joseph M. Rev. house Oak, opposite Clay
Bush Francis J. ropemaker, house 15 Floyd
Bush Jane Mrs. house rear 13 River, Centralville
Bush Joseph, wool finisher, h. Quebec, Ayer’s New City
Bushee Stillman, overseer, Hamilton, house Elliott
Buss Francis F. on railroad, boards 246 Middlesex
Butcher John, iron and steel, 17 Middle, h. Broadway, e. Willie
Butcher Robert II. machinist, boards at John Currier’s
Butcher Robert J. Merrimac P. W. b.,89 Merrimac Corp.
Butcher William, Merrimac Print Works, h. 89 Merrimac Corp.
Butler (Benjamin F.) & Webster (William P. ), counsellors, 4
& 6 Museum building, house Andover
Butler Bridget, widow, house Dummer, near Little
Butler David C. ( McNish fy Butler), manufacturers woodwork-
ing machinery, 84 Broadway, boards 4 Butterfield
Butler Ellen, widow, house 36 Lewis

Butler Henry, Merrimac, boards 136 Merrimac Corporation
Butler Robert, Middlesex, boards 58|- Fayette
Butman Elizabeth, widow, house 7 Favor
Butman Evander M. farmer, house 34 Bartlett

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42 LOWELL CC] DIRECTORY.

Butman Samuel L. harness maker, 196 Middlesex, h. 7 Favor
Butterfield Frank, clerk, boards 105 Thorndike
Butterfield Frank Q. clerk, Registery of Deeds, b. 24 Appleton
Butterfield Frederick V. clerk, boards 24 Appleton
Butterfield George F. ( Lovejoy S? B .), house 29 Franklin
Butterfield Joseph, deputy sheriff, 55 Central, house 24 Appleton
Butterfield Luther II. sashmaker, house 130 Cross
Butterfield Reuben, house 59 Howard
Butterfield Spalding S. teamster, house 18 Smith
Butterfield Stephen, shoemaker, house 3 West's court
Butterfield Theodore Mrs. house Hale, near Chelmsford
Butterworth Benjamin S. boltmaker, house 202 Lawrence
Butterwortli George, Lowell, house 21 Lowell Corporation
Butterworth John, machinist, house 229 Middlesex
Butterworth John, shoemaker, 300 Central, house 298 do.
Butterworth Wm. boltmaker, h. head of Lawrence street court
Buttrick ( Abner W. ) & Co. ( A. B. Buttriclc <§• B . N. Webber ),
grocers, 20 Market, next Market House, house 1 Highland,
near school house

Buttrick Alden B. (Buttrick $? Co.), house 14 Tyler
Buttrick James G. bookkeeper (B.), boards 9 Grand
Buttrick John, carpenter, 196 Middlesex, house 9 Grand
Buttrick John A. treasurer City Institution for Savings, Apple-
ton Block, house 2 Highland, near school house
Buttrick John H. cashier Wamesit Bank, Middlesex, corner
Thorndike, boards 9 Grand

Buttrick Nathan, at Norcross’s, house Westford, cor. School
Buttrick Samuel P. carpenter, 49 Prescott, house 169 Gorham
Buxton George W. teamster, house 32£f Central
Buzzell Eleazer B., Hamilton, house rear 189 Central
Buzzell Oliver A. bookseller, paper hangings, &c. 29 Central,
house 8 Read, Centralville
By am Raymond S. milkman, boards 85 Thorndike
Byrne Michael, Middlesex, house Green, near George
Byme Thomas, laborer, house 20 William
Byrne Thomas, house 23 Green

CADEN THOMAS, house 14 Davis

Cadieu ( Charles H. ) & Gass ( Samuel J. ), gent’s furnishing
goods, 74 Central, house at Salem .

Cad well Adin, Lawrence Corporation, house 54 do.

Cadwell Linas, Suffolk Corporation, boards 4 do.

Cadwell William D., Merrimac, house 84 Merrimae Corporation
Cady Frederic, stonecutter, house 91 Howard
Cady George L. machinist, Mechanics Mills, boards 12 Cady
Cady Lyman, mason, house 12 Cady

LOWELL [ C ] DIRECTORY. 43

Cady Ransom E., Hamilton, house 22 Hamilton Corporation
Cady Samuel, mason, boards 42 Howard [Central

Cady William R. general agent for patent medicines, house 242
Caffrey Bernard, Bleachery, house 5 Hale, near Thorndike
Caffrey Terrence, laborer, house 44 Lowell
Cahalan Mary, widow, house 17 Dummer
Cahan Hannah, widow, house 23 Adams
Cahill Ann, widow, house 64 Charles
Cahill Charles S. cigar maker, house 46 Bartlett
Cahill Elizabeth, widow, house 11 Kidder
Cahill John, laborer, house 22 Fenwick
Cahill Michael, laborer, house 41 East Merrimac
Cahill Peter, Lawrence, house 13 Jefferson
Caig Thomas, laborer, boards 51 Lowell
Cain Catharine, widow, house Front, Centralville
Cain James, Merrimac Print Works, house 30 Tremont
Cain Jane, widow, house 4 rear South, opposite Spring
Cain John, laborer, house 52 Moody
Cain John, boardinghouse, 18 Suffolk Corporation
Cain Richard, grocer, 5 Davidson lane
Cain Thomas, laborer, house 84 Middlesex
Cain Thomas, laborer, house Maiden lane
Calder John, Tremont, house 20 Race
Caldwell Charles, farmer, house rear 63 Salem
Caldwell Clarissa Mrs. house 67 Pawtucket
Caldwell John A., Boott, house 50 Boott Corporation
Calef Andrew J. carpenter, house 9 Fourth, Centralville
1 Calef Asa F. engineer, house rear 7 Goward place
Calef George W. clerk, Mechanics’ Hotel
Calef Nancy Miss, boarding, house 36 Boott Corporation
Calef Oliver, at 0. Allen’s, house 215 Middlesex
Calef Oliver S. job-wagon, house 70 Appleton
Call Alvin F. Boott, house 26 Boott Corporation
Call Royal, house 225 Middlesex
Callaghan Charles, farm laborer, house Quebec
Callaghan Daniel, mule spinner, house Quebec
Callahan Charles, Boott, house 45 River, Centralville
Callahan Daniel, laborer, house 53 River, Centralville
Callahan Daniel ( Robinson Co.), charcoal, Whipple’s mills,

house 151 Lowell

Callahan Dennis, painter, house 3 Lee

Callahan James, saloon, River, n. Bridge, house do. Centralville
Callahan John, grocer, 23 East Merrimac, house do.

Callahan Michael, Hamilton, house 1 Davis court
Callahan Murtagli, laborer, house River, Centralville
Callahan Patrick, Massachusetts, boards 38 Paige

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Callahan Rose, widow, house River, near Bridge, Centralville,

Callan Bridget, widow, house 47 Adams

Callary Mary, widow, house 5 Dummer

Callary Michael, laborer, house 23 Green

Calley Richard T. carpenter, house 282 Middlesex

Calnan Dennis, laborer, at Gas Works, -house rear 17 Cross

Calnan Timothy, currier, house 26 Cross

Calvert Francis A. machinist, house Pawtucket, opp. Fletcher

Cambridge Arthur A. moulder, house 124 Cross

Cambridge Charles, house 124 Cross

Cambridge Edward, at Market Hotel, house Dane street court

Cambridge Joseph L. agent, house 26 School, near Pawtucket

Camell James, house 4 Knowles’s place

Cameron Iveziah, house 26 Prescott Corporation

Camfield Catharine, house 23 William

Campbell Abel M. bleacliery, house 31 do.

Campbell Bridget, widow, house 26 Fenwick
Campbell David, bowling saloon, Pollard’s avenue, h. 18 Paige
Campbell Fanny, widow, house 4 Lowell place
Campbell Francis, Bleachery, house 34 Crosby.

Campbell George, machinist, house 275 Middlesex
Campbell Hannah, widow, house 18 Summer
Campbell Hugh, gardener, house 8 Lee
Campbell James, Merrimac, house 39 Fifth, Centralville
Campbell James, Prescott, boards 23 George
Campbell John, house 38 William
Campbell John, Lowell, house 48 Tyler
Campbell Mary Jane, dressmaker, 18 Paige
Campbell Mathew R. sashmaker, house 25 Willie
Campbell Patrick P. physician, 27 Market, house do.

Campbell Philip, laborer, house 1 Fenwick

Campbell Reuben, Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation

Campbell Wm., Lone Star Saloon, 242 Merr. h. 18 N. Franklin ct.

Campbell William H. wood dealer, house 1 Common

Canaley John, Appleton, boards 70 Middlesex

Canfield Rebecca Mrs. house Linden, corner Court avenue

Caniston Henry, teamster, rear 25 Congress

Capron Darius, at Bleachery, house 25 Floyd

Carey Michael, laborer, house 94 Gorham

Carey Wilson W. boards 147 Broadway

Cargill William, carpenter, boards 3 Tremont Corporation

Carkin Abel, iceman, house rear Pawtucket, near Walker

Carkin Dexter, teamster, boards 6 Prescott Corporation

Carkle John, batting mill, house 17 High

Carle Margaret, widow, house 36 William

Carleton Alice, house 25 Anne

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Carleton George W. physician, house 25 Anne
Carleton Mary D. Mrs. house 25 Anne

Carleton & Hovey ( Charles ), apothecaries, City Hall, 164 Merr.
Carleton, see Carlton

Carley James M., Bleachery, house 19 do.

Carley John D. variety store, 8 John, house do.

Carlin John, Merrimac, boards 11 Davidson

Carlin Michael, Merrimac, house 51 Market

Carll Francis, carpenter, house Railroad

Carll Henry, carpenter, boards 4 Church

Carlton Albert M. stonecutter, boards 59 Appleton

Carlton Amos, Merrimac, house 172 Merrimac Corporation

Carlton Eli B. 77 Merrimac, boards 159 Central

Carlton Eli B. musician, house 14 Central

Carlton George II. boardinghouse, 12 Merrimac Corporation

Carlton Isaac, carpenter, house 100 Middlesex

Carlton Moses, marble worker, house 5 Goward place

Carlton Phineas H., Boott, house 77 Boott Corporation

Carlton Sarah Mrs. house 18 Chapel

Carlton William; mason, house 276 Middlesex

Carlton William P. bookkeeper, boards 276 Middlesex

Carlton, see Carleton

Carlyle Lawrence, bookkeeper, boards 32 Suffolk

Carmichael James, laborer, house 75 Adams

Carmichael John, porter at American House, house 83 Gorham

Carmichael Lawrence, porter at American House, h. 51 Salem

Carmody Daniel, blacksmith, house 80 Charles

Carnes Peter, Massachusetts, house Coburn, Centralville

Carney Asa, Lowell, bds. 70 Lowell Corporation

Carney Bridget, variety store, 280 Merrimac, house do.

Carney Geo. J. assistant treas., Savings Bank, b. 25 Pawtucket

Carney James, Appleton, boards 34 South

Carney James, tanner, house alley, rear 17 Union

Carney James G. treasurer Savings Bank, house 25 Pawtucket

Carney John, laborer, house foot of Joiner

Carney John, Merrimac Print Works, house 4 Lee

Carney Mary A. widow, house Maiden lane

Carney Rose, widow, house rear 13 River, Centralville

Carolin Thomas, grocer, 8 Howe, house do.

Carpenter Benedict O., Massachusetts, house 5 Sixth, Central vile
Carpenter Bridget, widow, house 1 Lowell place
Carpenter Edward, Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation
Carpenter Joseph Mrs. boarding, house 23 Mass. Corporation
Carr Alvah, Lawrence, boards 56 Lawrence Corporation
Carr David, at J. C. Ayer’s, boards 24 Hamilton Corporation
Carr David B. at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, house 43 Appleton

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Carr George, Cowley’s mills, house 36 Crosby

Carr Gilbert C., Massachusetts, house 32 Massachusetts Corp.

Carr Hiram, produce, house 33 Adams

Carr James, Appleton, house 115 Middlesex

Carr James, Middlesex, house Water, near Pond

Carr John, laborer, house 15 William

Carr Mary A. widow, house 10 William

Carr Richard, Boott, house G3 River, Centralville

Carrigan Edward, Hamilton, house 160 Central

Corrigan William, Hamilton, house 160 Central

Carrigg Ann, widow, house 10 Taylor’s court

Carroll Bridget, widow, house 66 Gorham

Carroll Catharine, widow, house 43 Gorham

Carroll David, Lawrence Corporation, house 150 Lowell

Carroll George, house rear 56 Middle

Carroll John, Lowell, house 12 Howe

Carroll Martin, laborer, house 25 Worthen

Carroll Owen, grocer, 66 Gorham, boards do.

Carroll Patrick, laborer, house 22 Fenwick

Carroll Patrick, sexton St. Mary’s Church, house 2 Suffolk court

Carroll Sylvester, Lowell, house rear 55 Market

Carroll Thomas, Massachusetts, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.

Carroll Thomas, laborer, house Fenwick, near the church

Carsley John, saw miller, house foot Joiner

Carson Joseph, moulder, house 65 South Locks, Worthen

Carter Abel, house 153 Moody

Carter Daniel, farmer, house 304 Gorham

Carter Eliza E. W. boardinghouse, 4 Boott Corporation

Carter Francis C. overseer, Hamilton, boards 100 Appleton

Carter George, at J. C. Ayer’s, house 217 Middlesex

Carter George C. clerk, 255 Merrimac, boards 162 Moody

Carter George H. at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, house r. 91 Appleton

Carter Henry P., Appleton, house 304 Gorham

Carter Horace A., Merrimac, house 176 Merrimac Corporation

Carter John, saslimaker, house 2 North Franklin court

Carter John T. stencil cutter, boards 304 Gorham

Carter John W. overseer, Appleton, house 19 Appleton Corp.

Carter Joseph, house 4 Boott Corporation

Carter Stephen, Middlesex, boards 1*4 Massachusetts Corporation
Carter Stillman, painter, boards 101 Central
Carter Wm. C. grocer, Pawtucket, c. School, house 309 School
Carter William F., Lawrence Corporation, house 70 do.

Carty Lucy, boarding, house 24 Hurd
Carvle Daniel, Merrimac, house 46 Middle
Car well Mary, widow, house rear 66 Moody
Cary Catharine, widow, house Front, Centralville

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Cary Edwin, farmer, house Coburn, near River, Centralville

Cary Michael, laborer, house 51 River, Centralville

Caryl Edwin F. moulder, house 14 Queen

Casey Andrew, laborer, house 109 Lowell

Casey Catharine, widow, house 10 Jefferson

Casey Catharine Mrs. house 14 Winter

Casey Margaret, widow, house 8 Lewis

Casey Michael, foundry man, house Cross, near Me Carry court

Casey Sarah Mrs. house River, Centralville

Casey Thomas, Suffolk, house 96 Moody

Casey William, Hamilton, house 13 Summer

Casey William, laborer, house rear 136 Lowell

Cashman Bartholomew, carpenter, house 61 Lowell

Caskin Edward, Middlesex, house 4 Green

Cass Chandler, stone mason, house 9 Andover

Cass Daniel, laborer, house 3 Union

Cassidy Catharine, widow, house 1 Knowles’s place

Cassidy Catharine, widow, rear 216 Central

Cassidy James, Lawrence, house 39 Salem

Cassidy James, boards 17 Hurd

Cassidy John E. grocer, 6 Lowell, house do.

Cassidy Margaret, widow, house 39 Salem

Cassidy Mary, widow, house 18 Dummer

Cassidy Michael, Merrimac, house rear 66 Moody

Cassidy Patrick, grocer, 310 Merrimac, house 1 Suffolk court

Cassidy Patrick, clerk, 6 Lowell, boards 18 Dummer

Cassidy Robert, Lowell Machine Shop, house 17 Hurd

Cassily Charles, Bleachery, house 237 Gorham

Castles Jeremiah, Suffolk Corp. house 33 Common

Castles Julia, widow, house 5 Dummer, near Lowell

Castles Peter, Suffolk, house 32 Salem

Castles Stephen jr. house 72 Bartlett

Caswell Alden, baggage master, boards 51 Appleton

Caswell Alonzo F., Tremont, boards 3 Tremont Corporation

Caswell Clark R. conductor L. & L. R. R. boards 51 Appleton

Caswell James, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 5 Jackson

Caswell Michael B. police, house 106 Moody

Caswell Oscar, engineer, L. & S. R. R. house 63 Fletcher

Cate Joseph W. painter, house 43 Tremont Corporation

Cater Joseph, Appleton, house 21 Appleton Corporation

Cato William, boiler maker, boards 43 South Locks, Wortlien

Caton John, laborer, O. M. Whipple’s, house rear 38 Crosby

Caulfield John, Merr. P. W. house Hampshire, Centralville

Caulfield Orange S., Merrimac P. W. h. Hampshire, Centralville

Caulfield Patrick, foundry, house 49 Union

Cavanaugh Joseph, Lawrence, house 1 Adams

48 LOWELL [ 0 ] DIRECTORY.

Cavanaugh Joseph, Middlesex, house G7 Charles
Cavanaugh Patrick, laborer, house 30 Fayette
Cavanaugh Thomas, Bleachery, house 173 Gorham
Cavcnder Chas. printer, “Vox Populi,” office, b. 192 Middlesex
Caverly Ira, carpenter, house Elm, Central ville
Caverly Robert B. counsellor, Post Office building, house Third,
corner Cedar, Centralville
Cawsey Andrew, at Stott’s Mill, house 7 Chestnut
Cawsey John, Stott’s Mill, boards 7 Chestnut
Chaffee Washington, teamster, house 3 Mclntire
Chamberlain Calvin T. undertaker, 23 Prescott, b. 5 Decatur
Chamberlain Cornelius W. engineer, boards 68 S. L., Wort hen
Chamberlain John R., Hamilton, boards 184 Central
Chamberlain L., Hamilton, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation
Chamberlain Parker, teamster, house 5 Pearl
Chamberlin Burleigh T., Appleton, house 28 Appleton Corp.
Chamberlin Joseph, carpenter, house 152 Gorham
Chambers Agnes, widow, house rear 52 Moody
Chambers Cyrus, silk dyer, Hale’s Mills, house 276 Gorham
Chambers Edward G. bookkeeper, 134 Merrimac, h. 276 Gorham
Chambers William C. clerk (Boston), boards 276 Gorham
Champlin George W. painter, house rear 15 Howard
Chandler Ezra, Lawrence, house 71 Lawrence Corporation
Chandler Harvey, currier, house Leather
Chandler Lysander,. physician, 8 Hurd, house do.

Chandler Moses F. shoemaker, 41 Merrimac, boards 202 do.
Chandler Susan, widow, house 4 High street square
Chapin Elizabeth, widow, house 62 Merrimac Corporation
Chapin Samuel, Merrimac Corporation, house 62 do.

Chapin Silas T., Suffolk, house 7. Suffolk Corporation
Chaplin Wiseman W. teamster, house 17 Suffolk Corporation
Chapman George W. machinist, boards 35 Suffolk
Chapman John, Merrimac, house 75 Lawrence * Corporation
Chapman Stephen, Boott, house 35 High

Chapman Warren L., Appleton, house 19 South [Corp.

Chapman Willard AY. pattern maker, 20 Middle, house 42 Mass.

Charlton James, Hamilton, house 13 William

Charnley Thomas, house 382 Merrimac

Charters Oliver A. house 8 High street square

Charters Sarah, house 8 High street square

Charters Silas C. seaman, house 12 Nesmith

Charters Ward, carpenter, h. Bridge, cor. Seventh, Centralville

Charters William, laborer, house 12 Nesmith

Chase Abel C. Hamilton, house 21 Charles

Chase Abiel H., Prescott, house 28 Prescott Corporation

Chase Charles B., Massachusetts, boards 59 Massachusetts Corp.

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Chase Charles C. principal High School, house 9 Nesmith
Chase David, bookkeeper at C. B. Coburn’s, h. Mt. Washington,
corner Varney

Chase Ezra, Lawrence, boards 17 Lawrence Corporation

Chase George, farmer, house 80 Pawtucket, corner Walker

Chase George F. physician, house 118 Middlesex

Chase George II. machinist, house 44 Lagrange

Chase George R. house Fulton, Centralville

Chase Jacob, Lawrence, house 8 Lawrence Corporation

Chase John K. ( Burbank , Chase , S? Co.), 5 Central, h. 31 Nesmith

Chase Joseph, Merrimac, house 21 Merrimac Corporation

Chase Julia A. widow, house 83 Appleton

Chase Lorenzo, shoe store, 7 Tilden, house do.

Chase Olive, widow of Sullivan D. house 18 Bartlett

Chase Samuel A. teacher, house 50 Bartlett

Chase S. Milton, printer at B. II. Penhallow’s

Chase Warren E. peddler, boards 30 Auburn

Chase William W., Massachusetts, house 35 Prescott Corp.

Chatterton Robert, Hamilton, boards 25 Hamilton Corporation

Cheever Benjamin, boardinghouse, 54 Boott Corporation

Cheever Benjamin W. carpenter, boards 54 Boott Corporation

Cheever Edw’d B. printer, “ Vox Populi ” office, h. 254 Central

Cheever Henry, machinist, house 151 Broad way, near School

Cheever Moses, house 3 Union

Cheever Silas W mason, boards 54 Boott Corporation
Chenery Lowell, engineer, Bieachery, house 10 do.

Cheney Charles, turner, boards 101 Central
Cheney Daniel P., Wamesit Steam Mill, house 144 Jackson
Cheney David J., Merrimac, house 52 Merrimac Corporation
Cheney Eliphalet, variety store, 9 John, house do. [Hale

Cheney Franklin, boots and shoes, 193 Middlesex, h. Grand, n.
Cheney George S. ( Bingham Cheney ), 255 Merrimac, house

1G2 Moody

Cheney Israel E. repairer of musical instruments, h. 12 Branch
Cheney John L. supt. Merrimac Corporation, house 28 do.
Cheney Luther S. house 2 Branch

Chesley George, engineer, Merrimac Print Works, b. 51 High

Chesley Isaac, Merrimac Print Works, house 80 Moody

Chesley John T. bowling saloon, 39 Merrimac, house 60 Fayette

Chick Henry, farmer, house 40 Fayette

Chick Winfield S. machinist, boards 40 Fayette

Child Linus, agent Boott, house 1 Kirk, corner French

Childs George, saw miller, b. 9 North Franklin court

Chilton Thomas, machinist, boards 36 Swamp Locks, Worthen

Chipman Willard W. at J. E. Crane’s, house 42 Mass Corp.

Chisholm John, Lowell, boards 136 Merrimac Corporation

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50 LOWELL [ C ] DIRECTORY.

Choate Asa, stone mason, house 133 Moody
Choate George, overseer, Middlesex, house 40 Church
Choate George, saslunaker, house 1 Franklin square, Adams
Christie Ellen, widow, house Pleasant, near Andover
Christie Robert, Middlesex, house "Water, near Pond
Christie William, Middlesex, house 80 Church
Church Ilenry C. house 120 Gorham [18 Appleton block

Church Joseph ( Geo. Ripley § Co.), cotton batts and wadding,
Church Lemuel, Lowell Machine Shop, house 122 Cross
Church Leonard ( Geo. Ripley <$r Co .), cotton batt manufacturer,
18 Appleton block

Churchill Addison, grocer, 13 John, house 167 Moody
Churchill Charles, grocer, 251 Merrimac, house 173 Moody
Churchill Daniel, grocer, Middlesex, cor. South, house Mount
Vernon, near Westford

Churchill James M. clerk, Middlesex, c. South, house 24 South
Churchill Margaret B. house 141 Merrimac Corporation
Churchill Moses, stonecutter, Rock street, near the Gas Works,
house Hale, near Howard

Churchill Nathaniel, grocer, 13 John, house at Exeter
Churchill Richard F., Middlesex, house 66 High
Churchill Samuel, Merrimac Corporation, house 122^ do.
Churchill Sheldon W. clerk, Middlesex, cor. South, boards D.
Churchill’s

Cimmor Christopher, gunsmith, house 1 West court
Claffy Thomas, cigars, boards 42 Lawrence
Claffy Thomas, at batting mill, house 10 Union
Clancey Francis, laborer, house 26 Winter
Clancey Patrick, at Richmond’s, house 119 Lawrence
Clancey Patrick, Bleachery, house 11 Kidder
Clapp Clark, livery stable, 159 Middlesex, house 18 Grand
Clapp Richard M. marble worker, boards 5 Abbott
Clapp Walker, Lawrence, house 68 Lawrence Corporation
Clark Abner G. harness maker, 38 Central, b. 24 Hamilton Corp.
Clark Abner K. carpenter, h. Thorndike, opp. Common, n. R. R.
Clark Arvilla C. boardinghouse, 32 Bleachery
Clark Asa D. blacksmith, house 18 Boott Corporation
Clark Asahel P. clerk, boards 50 Church
Clark Bridget, widow, house 21 William
Clark Catharine, widow, house rear 109 River, Centralvillc
Clark Charles, Appleton, boards 28 Appleton Corporation
Clark Charles E. laborer, house 25 Massachusetts Corporation
Clark Charles F. salesman, 201 Middlesex, house 3 Mam ban’s
block, Cushing

Clark Coleman, Massachusetts, boards 38 Paige
Clark Daniel, Foundry, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation

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Clark David, house 3 Willie

Clark David, at O. Allen’s, boards 30 Howard

Clark Dustin, carpenter, house 12 Queen

Clark Edwin A. insurance agent and collector, Post Office build-
ing, house 106 Howard

Clark Edwin R. student, 1 & 2 Museum build’g, b. 106 Howard
Clark Eleazer, marble worker, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation
Clark Elias (Elliot Sr Q. J, oysters, &c. 112 Central, b. 101 do.
Clark Francis N., Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Clark George, mason, boards 10 Lowell
Clark Hannah M. house 13 Union
Clark Hugh, Middlesex, boards 76 Warren
Clark James Mrs. 103 Merrimac, house do.

Clark James, fruit and confectionary, 103 Merrimac, house do.

Clark James, laborer, house rear 109 River, Centralville

Clark Jas. M. hairdresser, 6 Merrimac, b. 62 River, Centralville

Clark Jason, sashmaker, boards 31 Cushing

Clark Jeremiah, contractor, L. M. S. h. 36 Suffolk, c. Lagrange

Clark John, Hamilton, house 4 Davis’s court

Clark John, carpenter, house 59 Hamilton Corporation, Gorham

Clark John, laborer, house Green, near George

Clark Joseph, Hamilton Corporation, house Auburn, c. Linden

Clark Joseph, shoes, 9 East Merrimac, house do

Clark Joshua, laborer, house 31 Cushing

Clark Julia A. Mrs. house 1 High street square

Clark Margaret, widow, house 29 Cabot

Clark Nicholas, carpenter, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation

Clark Oliver P., Lawrence, house 51 Lawrence Corporation

Clark Rebecca Mrs. variety store, 1 Tilden, house do.

Clark Samuel A., Suffolk, house 14 Suffolk Corporation
Clark Silas D. periodicals, J 40 Central, house 5 Chapel
Clark Solomon, Merrimac Print Works, house 24 Cabot
Clark Susan Mrs. house 5 Chapel

Clark Thomas, Merrimac, house 46 Merrimac Corporation

Clark Thomas, laborer, house rear 109 River, Centralville

Clark Thomas, house 61 East Merrimac

Clark Thomas, blacksmith, house 37 Lowell

Clark William, police, boards 22 Lowell Corporation

Clark William, machinist, Boott, house 24 Boott Corporation

Clark- William H. cigar dealer, 54 Central, house 29 Cabot

Clark William L., Lowell, house 1 9 Lowell Corporation

Clark William P. clerk, 109 Market, boards 156 Suffolk

Clark William R. Rev. house 36 Tyler

Clarke Ahby, widow, house 398 Merrimac

Clarkin Peter, bookkeeper, house 192 Gorham

Clary Bridget, widow, house Carter, near Goiham

52 LOWELL [ C ] DIRECEORY.

Clary Michael, Bleachery, house 36 do.

Clary Patrick, Bleachery, house 2 Livingston
Clay John H., Merrimac, house 87 Merrimac Corporation
Clay Sarah, dressmaker, Nesmith building, corner John
Clay Stephen B. engineer, B. & L. R. R. house 27 Grand
Clayton Edmund B. bookkeeper, boards 279 Middlesex
Clayton Edwin, bobbin shop, boards 25 Appleton Corporation
Clayton George, spindle maker, boards 95 Market
Cleaveland John P. Rev. house 120 Appleton
Cleaves Charles H. carpenter, boards 248 Gorham
Cleaves Ebenezer, carpenter, house 48 Boott Corporation
Cleaves Nathan, carriage maker, boards 248 Gorham
Cleaves Willard, carriage maker, boards 248 Gorham
Clemence Abram, Middlesex, liouse G2 Fayette
Clemence Robert G., Middlesex, house 62 Fayette
Clemence Fra. H. special mail agent for New England States,
house 23 Willow

Clement Alpha, teamster, boards 4 Franklin square
Clement Elizabeth Miss, teacher, Franklin School, b. Chelms-
ford, corner Howard

Cleworth Aaron, Hamilton, house 199 Central

Cle worth William, reedmaker, house G9 Church

Clifford Alden, Lawrence, boards 16 Lawrence Corporation

Clifford Alonzo P. carpenter, house Grand, near Hale

Clifford Arthur L ., Lowell Machine Shop, house 223 Middlesex

Clifford George W. teamster, boards 339 Middlesex

Clifford L., B. & L. R. R. boards Howard House

Clifford Warren, dyer, house 72 Fayette

Clifford Weare, silk dyer, 2 & 4 Andover, house 72 Fayette

Clifford , beltmaker, boards 5G Massachusetts Corporation

Climie Robert, engineer, boards 7 Water
Clink Richard, house 80 High

Clinton James, clerk, 310 Merrimac, boards 3 Suffolk court

Clinton Rose V. Mrs. house 3 Suffolk court

Cloggston Daniel, Massachusetts, boards 26 Mass. Corp.

Close John J., Suffolk, boards 50 Moody
Clough Cynthia, house School, corner Gold
Clough Henry P. overseer, Boott, h. 82 Bridge, Centralville
Clough Ira ( Gore, Cutler , fy Co.), house 14 Clark, next North
Grammer School

Clough Lucy, widow, house 10 Willow
Clough Mrs. house 136 Suffolk

Clough Nathan, overseer, Boott, house 64 Boott Corporation
Clough Stillman ( Runals , Clough , Sr Co.), stonecutter, house 77
Appleton

Clough Thomas H. blacksmith, house rear 18 Grand

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Clough Ward, shoemaker, house 82 River, Central ville
Clune Edward, laborer, house rear 101 Gorham
Clune Peter, Bleachery, house 4 Livingston
Coats L. M. carpenter, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Cobb John, farmer, house 2G Franklin square, Suffolk
Cobb William S. farmer, b. 26 Suffolk, Franklin square
Coburn Abiah, widow, house First, Centralville
Coburn Alonzo L., Lowell, house First, Centralville
Coburn Charles B. paints, oils, &c. 4 and 5 Mechanics block,
Dutton, house Colburn, corner Merrimac
Coburn Charles H. clerk at C. B. Coburn’s, boards Col-
burn, corner Merrimac
Coburn Edward C. carpenter, house 1 Garnet
Cobum Edward W. mason, house Old road, Centralville
Coburn Eleanor D. Mrs. house 271 Merrimac
Cobum Fordyce, overseer repairs, Bleachery, house 1 8 do.
Coburn Franklin, clerk at C. B. Coburn’s, house 375 Merimac
Cobum Frederic V. shoemaker, house 68 Moody
Coburn Henry, shoemaker, boards 260 Merrimac
Coburn Henry A. farmer, house Chelmsford, near the line
Coburn Henry R. mason, boards 3 Tremont Corporation
Coburn James, carpenter, boards 5 Prescott Corporation
Coburn James M. hostler, house 15 Cabot

Cobum Jas. Y. eardmaker, at Howe & Goodhue’s, h. 50 Appleton

Coburn John H. house First, Centralville

Coburn Joseph B. Y. carpenter, h. Mt. Pleasant, Centralville

Coburn Joseph B. Y. jr. boarding, h. 140 Merrimac Corp.

Coburn Lewis, hairdresser, house 19 Chestnut

Coburn Newton, farmer, h. Bridge, n. Old road, Centralville

Coburn Orville D. doormaker, boards 39 George

Coburn Otis A. painter, boards 12 Salem

Coburn Prescott, boards at Josiah Gates’s.

Coburn Samuel jr. Lowell, house 39 George
Cobum Stephen A. farmer, house Chelmsford, near the line
Coburn William, Merrimac, boards 80 Merrimac Corporation
Cochran David, house 6 Dodge

Cochran Dennis, laborer, house rear Cross, comer Marion
Cochran Edward L. P. laborer, house Pine, near Carleton
Cochran Henry, house 41 Chapel

Cochran Henry H., Lowell Machine Shop, h. r. 41 Chapel
Cochran Jeremiah, sawmill-hand, h. Broadway, n. Mt. Yernon
Cochran Silas D., Appleton, boards 12 Hamilton Corporation
Cochran Thomas, blacksmith, h. r. 13 River, Centralville
Cochran William, house 5 Tremont
Coffee Bridget, widow, house 99 Suffolk
Coffee John, operative, house 4 Suffolk court

54 LOWELL [ (J ] DIRECTORY.

Coffey Cornelius, laborer, house 39 Fenwick
Coffey William, grocer, C>8 Gorham, house do.

Coffin Deborah C. varietystore, 5 East Merrimac, house do.

Cob an Susan, widow, house 10 Race
Cogan Peter, Middlesex, house 9 George
Cogeshall Elizabeth L. widow, house 94 High
Coggin Jacob & Co. ( C. F. Blanchard ), flour commission mer-
chants, Fletcher, c. Western avenue, h. at Tewksbury
Coggin Luther, Hour and grain, 350 Merrimac, b. 22 Cabot
Coggswell Lorenzo D., Merrimac Corporation, h. 12 Fifth
Cogswell Charles, veterinary surgeon, house 26 Walnut
Cogswell John, engraver and copperplate printer, Nesmith’s
building, Merrimac, house 14 Chapel
Colbath Hosea, Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation
Colburn Jonas W. house 236 Central
Colburn L. hairdresser, 1 9 Middle
Colby Albert, jeweller (Boston), house Adams court
Colby Amos, pump and block maker, Howe, h. 15 Fayette
Colby Amos W. hackdriver, boards 35 Massachusetts Corp.
Colby Colinan, shoemaker, house 45 Andover
Colby Dorothy Mrs. boardinghouse, 142 Merrimac Corporation
Colby Francis M., Boott Corporation, house 49 do.

Colby Isaac C. clerk at T. Wing’s, b. 38 Boott Corporation
Colby Louisa and Julia A. Misses, h. 34 Tremont Corporation
Colby Lucius, Merrimac, house 119 Merrimac Corporation
Colby Mary Mrs. boardinghouse, 20 Boott Corporation
Colcord Ann, widow, house 2 Garnet

Cole Andrew, clerk, Middlesex, c. Thorndike, boards 21 Market
Cole Andrew P. clerk, Merrimac, c. Central, b. 21 Market
Cole Asa, foundry, house 15 Thorndike
Cole Charlotte, widow, house 13 Prescott Corporation
Cole (Danville J, Nichols ( Albert F), & Wilson ( William ), iron-
founders, Thorndike, near the jail
Cole David W. machinist, Bleachery, house 21 do.

Cole E. Lyman, botanic physician, house 32 High

Cole Lydia, widow, house 52 Union

Cole Nancy T. widow, house 32 High

Cole Samuel G. carpenter, house 136 School

Cole Thomas, Middlesex, boards 24 Hurd

Cole W. P., Lowell, boards 21 Market

Coleman Dominick, Prescott, boards 33 Middle

Coleman Jeremiah, laborer, house 104 Lowell

Coleman John, Hamilton, house 33 Middle

Coleman Joshua J., Massachusetts, b. 43 Tremont Corporation

Coleman Michael J., Hamilton, house 15 Union

Coleman Patrick, at O. M. Whipple’s, house 183 Lawrence

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Coleman Patrick, house 82 Market
Colgan Richard, laborer, house 5G Middle
Colgrove Adoniram J. teamster, house 34 Marion
Colley George, patent-leather worker, house Leather
Colley John, at Norcross’s, boards 129 Middlesex
Colligan Henry, Suffolk, boards 8 Race
Collinge Sarah, widow, house rear 338 Central
Collins Benjamin F. millinery, 92 Merrimac, house Merrimac,
near Pawtucket

Collins Cornelius, laborer, house rear 48 Fenwick

Collins Daniel, laborer, house 31 Adams

Collins David M., Merrimac, house 23 Merrimac Corporation

Collins Edward B. foundry, house 73 S. L., Mechanic

Collins Geo F., L. & L. R. R. h. Thorndike, opp. South Common

Collins James, clerk, 125 Lowell, bouse 13 Broadway

Collins Joanna, widow, house 18 Howe

Collins John, clerk, boards 32 Suffolk

Collins John, switchman, N. & L. R. R. house 150 School

Collins John, Massachusetts, house 1 6 George

Collins Josiah T. shoemaker, 149 Middlesex, house at Dracut

Collins Lucy B. boardinghouse, 5 Merrimac Corporation

Collins Lydia & Susan, house 51 Bridge, c. Fifth, Central ville

Collins Martin, Foundry, boards 107 Appleton

Collins Mary, widow, house 107 Lowell

Collins Mrs. house 7 High

Collins Patrick, mason, house rear 328 Merrimac

Collins Patrick, laborer, house 28 William

Collins Patrick, blacksmith, house rear 134 Lawrence

Collins Patrick, provisions, 139 Lowell, house 8 Suffolk court

Collins Patrick, shoemaker, house 132 Central

Collins Thomas, stonecutter, house 251 Middlesex

Collins Thomas, laborer, house rear 18 William

Collins Timothy, batting mill, house rear 18 Dummer

Collins William, mason, house rear 17 Union

Colquhoun John, carpet weaver, house rear 134 Lawrence

Colson Delia, boardinghouse, 134 Merrimac Corporation

Colton Catharine, widow, house 44 William

Colton John J. teacher, high school, house Pawtucket, n. School

Combs Elizabeth, boardinghouse, G Massachusetts Corporation

Comerford Garrett, grocer, 28 Lowell, boards 30 do.

Comerford John J. at G. Comeiford’s, boards 10 Dummer
Comerford Richard, Merrimac Print Works, house 46 Adams
Comerford William H. painter, house 90 East Merrimac
Comins George T. clerk at T. B. Comins’s, boards 1 Salem
Comins Thomas B. bedstead and furniture manufacturer, Broad-
way, corner Mount Vernon, house 1 Salem

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Comstock Miles II. machinist, house 71 Fletcher
Conant Abel, lawyer, boards G3 Worthen

Conant Abel E., Northern Express 1\. R. Depot, house 0 Smith
Conant Andrew, farmer, house Methuen road
Conant Frank E. clerk, 51 Central, boards at II. Wright’s
Conant Henry A., Suffolk, boards 24 Lawrence Corporation
Conant Horace J. boards Go Worthen

Conant John, overseer, Lawrence, house 24 Lawrence Corp.

Conant John jr., Lawrence, boards 17 Lawrence Corporation

Conant Joshua L. Mrs. house Methuen road

Conant Noah, overseer, Lawrence Corporation, house 23 do.

Conant Oliver, painter, 243 Merrimac, house at Dracut

Conboy Peter, saw miller, house rear 78 Lowell

Concannon Patrick, Boott, house rear 57 River, Centralville

Concannon Patrick, house Union court

Condon Mary, widow, house 4 Adams, near Lowell

Condrey Patrick, laborer, house 328 Merrimac

Condy John, machinist, house rear 7 Marshall

Congdon Joanna, widow, house rear 44 Salem

Conihie Orlando F., Merrimac, house 11 Race

Coniliie William, Merrimac, house 10 Merrimac Corporation

Conlan Allen H., Middlesex, house 7 Water

Conlan John S., Middlesex, house 7 Water

Conley Francis, laborer, house 3 Hancock avenue

Conley Hannah, widow, house 32 Union

Conley Hugh, stonemason, house rear 17 Union

Conley John, Middlesex, house 15 Union

Conley Margaret, widow, house 3 Cnmmiskey’s alley

Conley Peter, laborer, house 5 Hancock avenue

Conley William, at O. Allen’s, house Queen, corner Middlesex

Conlon John, Merrimac Corporation, house 45 Adams

Connell Bridget, widow, house 1 Lee

Connell James, Merrimac, boards 1 Lee

Connell Mary, widow, house rear 12 Dummer

Connell Mary, widow, house 117 Lowell

Connell Maurice, Merrimac, house John street avenue

Connell Timothy, Hamilton, boards 8 Hamilton Corporation

Connelly Bernard, Massachusetts, boards 4 Mass. Corporation

Connelly Joanna Mrs. house 5 Suffolk court

Connelly John, house 5 Suffolk court

Connelly Maurice, grocer, 5^ Summer, house 5 do.

Connelly Thomas, shoemaker, 224 Merrimac, house Davidson

Connelly Thomas, Middlesex, house 32 Water

Connolly Michael, laborer, house 7 Dummer

Connolly Terrence, laborer, house 22 Lowell

Connolly William T. clerk (Boston), boards 7 Franklin square

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Connolly William Mrs. house 7 Franklin square

Conner Frederick C. machinist, house Railroad street

Conner George W., Massachusetts, house 39 Mass. Corporation

Conners Bridget, house 51 River, Central ville

Conners Ellen, widow, house 274 Merrimac

Conners Margaret, widow, house 1 Swift

Conners Michael, Hamilton, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation

Connery Catharine, house 6 Appleton

Connery James, Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation

Connolly John, Bleachery, house 38 do.

Connor Anna, widow, house Front, Centralville

Connor Bernard, house 17 Alder

Connor Jeremiah, laborer, house Green, near George

Connor Michael, laborer, house Green, near George

Connor William P., Appleton, boards 4 Appleton Corporation

Connors Barney, machinist, house rear 92 Gorham

Connors James, laborer, house 5 Hancock avenue

Connors Michael, laborer, house 35 Fenwick

Connors Philip, teamster, house 2 Short

Connors Sarah Mrs. house 88 Gorham

Conrey George F. screw maker, house 8 Pine

Conroy James, laborer, house 77 East Merrimac

Convers George H. clerk, at S. Convers’s, boards do.

Convers Samuel, carriage manufacturer, 163 Central, li. 7 Tyler

Convers Samuel E. at S. Convers’s, house 9 Tyler

Conway Joseph, Hamilton, house 179 Central

Conway Michael, mason, house rear 47 Market

Coogan William, Middlesex, boards 1 Green

Cook Albert G. trav. agent for J. C. Ayer & Co. b. Wash. Ho.

Cook Benjamin L. lather, house 6 Pearl

Cook Catharine, variety store, 164 Suffolk, house 166 do.

Cook Charles M., Middlesex, house 43 Willow

Cook Electa, widow, house 119 Moody

Cook George G. dry goods, boards 166 Suffolk

Cook Gilman G. dry goods, 103 Central, house 166 Suffolk

Cook Haven P. tailor, 11 Central, house 14 Willow

Cook Henry, Hamilton, house 38 Swamp Locks, Wortlien

Cook Henry, house 28 Linden

Cook Isaac & Co. ale, 5 Middle [rimac, opp. Park

Cook James, insurance agent, 17 Central, house 180 East Mer-
Cook James, teamster, house Davidson’s lane
Cook Mark H. laces and embroideries, 116 Merrimac, h. 120 do.
Cook Peter A. carpenter, 27 Howard, house do.

Cook Thomas, gardener, house Pleasant, near Andover
Cook William, painter, house River, near Bridge, Centralville
Cook William G., Merrimac Print Works, h. 147 Merr. Corp.

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Cook William 1\ carpenter, house 27 Howard [Centralville

Cooke Homer A. editor “Journal and Courier,” house 10 Read,

Cooledge Franklin S., Merrimac, house 132 Merrimac Corp.

Cooledge Jacob 8. machinist, house 1GG Moody

Cooledge Michael, laborer, house 5 Hancock avenue

Coolidge Catharine, widow, house 287 Middlesex

Coolidge Daniel, machinist, house 1 South Franklin court

Coolidge William S. tailor, 34 Merrimac, boards 87 Central

Coombs Joanna, widow, house 1G Fourth, Centralville

Cooney Daniel, laborer, house 33 Fenwick

Cooney John, stonemason, house rear 13 Summer

Cooney John, laborer, house 54 Fenwick

Cooney Margaret, widow, house 20 Broadway

Cooney Simon, Hamilton, house 18 Winter

Cooney William, shoemaker, house Wheelock block, Charles

Cooper George, Merrimac, boards 136 Merrimac Corporation

Cooper Henry C. clerk, boards 1 Lawrence Corporation

Cooper Isaac, overseer, Lawrence, house 1 Lawrence Corporation

Cooper Sarah Mrs. house 133 Lowell

Cooper W. Allen, machinist, boards 45 Appleton

Cooper William H. express messenger, Northern Depot, house

Copeland Polly, house 9 Tremont 97 Appleton

Copps Marcus W. clerk, 46 Merrimac, boards 50 Moody

Coran Michael, Boott, boards 53 Boott Corporation

Corbett John, Middlesex, house 76 Warren

Corbett John, teamster, house 266 Middlesex

Corbett John C., Bleachery, house foot of Bleachery street

Corbett Josiah L. teamster, house 6 Pine

Corbett Michael, Middlesex, house 21 Pond

Corbett Michael, Lowell, house 27 Union

Corcoran John, Hamilton, house 19 Summer

Corcoran John, Hamilton, house 71 Gorham

Corcoran Margaret, widow, house 49 Union

Corcoran Samuel C., Boott, h. First, Centralville

Corcoran William, Hamilton P. W. house 15 Spring

Corcoran William, Middlesex, house 21 Pond

Corey Abel Mrs. house 25 George

Corey Alvin, carpenter, house 86 High

Corey Charles, house 10 Paige

Corliss Florella Mrs. house 35 South

Corliss Horatio G. F. counsellor, 17 Museum building, boards
53 Pawtucket

Corliss John L. at Lowell Gaslight Co. h. 53 Pawtucket
Corliss Susan, widow, house 323 Merrimac
Cormier Luretta, boardinghouse, 113 Merrimac Corporation
Corner John, clerk, 308 Merrimac, house 68 Moody

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Corner Joseph, carpet weaver, house J. McDonald’s, 4 Hale
Corner Josiah, grain and flour store, 308 Merrimac, house 1G0
. Suffolk

Corner Robert, clerk, 308 Merrimac, boards 160 Suffolk
Cornock James, shoemaker, h. Thorndike, c. Madison
Cornock James, baker, 261 Merrimac, house do.

Cornwell Caroline, widow, house 32 Millie

Corr John, Bleachery Dyehouse, house 2 Prospect

Corr Patrick, house 110 East Merrimac

Corr Thomas, at Am. Bolt Co. boards 2 Prospect

Corrigan Sarah, widow, house 48 Gorham

Corser Elizabeth, widow, house 6 Race

Corwin David, house 51 Charles

Corwin William, Lowell Machine Shop, h. 51 Charles

Cory William M. overseer, Lawrence Corporation, h. 28 do.

Cosgrove Catharine, widow, house 1 Lowell place

Cosgrove John, grocer, 272 Merrimac, house li. 274 do.

Cosgrove Peter, laborer, house 6 Davis court
Cosgrove Sarah Mrs. house 49 River,- Central ville
Cosgrove Thomas, saloon keeper, 199 Middlesex, b. do.

Coson Maria E. widow, boards 195 Central
Costellow Bridget, widow, 54 River, Central ville
Costellow Daniel, Merrimac, house 47 Adams
Costellow Edward, grocer, 45 Gorham, house do.

Costellow James, Middlesex, house 54 River, Centralville
Costellow Margaret, widow, house 12 Paige
Costellow Michael, Middlesex, house 58^- Fayette
Costellow Robert, Mrs. house 70 Gorham
Costellow Thomas, tinsmith, at Bangs Brothers, h. 70 Gorham
Costellow Thomas, Middlesex, boards 58-J- Fayette
Costy John, laborer, hofise 6 Appleton
Cotta Brino, sawmiller, boards 248 Middlesex
Cotter Edward J. nails, 5 Middle, house First, near Bridge,
Centralville

Cotter Mary, widow, house 84 Suffolk
Cotter Thomas, moulder, house 171 Gorham
Cotter Timothy, laborer, house rear 30 William
Cotter William Mrs. house 179 Gorham

Cotton Neal ( Sargent Cotton ), fishmarket, rear 57 Central,

house 2 Hunt’s court

Coughlan Catherine, widow, house 51 Fenwick
Coughlan Ellen, widow, house 106 Suffolk
Coughlan Honora, widow, house 133 Lowell
Coughlan Jeremiah, laborer, house 50 Common ’

Coughlan John, laborer, boards 141 Lowell
Coughlan Maurice, laborer, house 5 Fenwick

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Goughian Sarah, widow, house 27 Charles
Couilliard Leander A. house 11 Howard
Coulson Joseph C. grocer, 60 Gorham, house 30 Union
Coulson Samuel, house 30 Union
Coulson Thomas, grocer, house 30 Union
Coulson A\ r alter, house 30 Union
Courchaw Joseph, bobbin maker, house 412 Merrimac
Coursay Thomas, Stott’s Mills, house 21 Chestnut
Coursay William, Stott’s Mills, house 24 High
Courser Charles II. moulder, house Pine, near Nichols
Courser David, painter, house 1 1 Chapel
Courtney Patrick, house 94 Suffolk
Courtney William, Middlesex, house 9 Carolin’s place
Coveney John, Lowell Machine Shop, li. Cross, opp. Marion
Coward Jacob B. blackmith, house 39 Charles
Cowdry Melissa Mrs. house 41 Church
Cowell William, carpet printer, house 13 Kidder
Co wen Daniel, Middlesex, h. Water, c. Holbrook’s court
Cowen John B., Merrimac, b. 12 Merrimac Corporation
Co wen William, Middlesex, house Water, near Pond
Cowley Aaron, house 154 Lawrence
Cowley Charles, counsellor, 75 Central, b. 154 Lawrence
Cowley John & Co. woollen goods manufacturers, Whipple’s
Mills, boards 154 Lawrence
Cox James, painter, house 3 East Merrimac
Cox James, Lowell, house East Merrimac, corner Brown
Cox Julia, widow, house 2 Carolin’s block, Fayette
Cox Nelson, real -estate agent, house 158 Moody
Cox Patrick, house Front, Centralville
Cox Patrick, Boott, house 4 Carolin’s place
Cox Simon, clerk, house Front, Centralville
Coye Mary, widow, house rear 61 Lowell
Coyle Philip, Middlesex, house 30 Fayette
Crafts B. Frank, clerk, Merrimac, c. Worthen, b. 88 Merrimac
Crafts Henry C., Suffolk, house First, Centralville
Crafts Nathan F. librarian Mechanics’ Library, h. 74 Mechanic
Craggy Thomas, Prescott, house 2 High-street square
Craig Alexander, Lowell, house rear 1 6 Appleton
Craig Charles, machinist, boards 53 Boott Corporation
Craig Lucy, widow, house 9 Lee
Craig Mrs. house 82 Charles

Craig Thomas, Lowell, boards 25 Hamilton Corporation
Cramer Honora, widow, house 42 Adams
Crane Alanson, machine broker, house School, c. Liberty
Crane Ebenezer, overseer, Appleton, h. 20 Appleton Corp.

I Crare George, Middlesex, house 66 Warren

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Crane John, laborer, house 44 Salem

Crane John E. pattern and model maker, 20 Middle, and milli-
nery, 69 Merrimac, house 2 Franklin square, Adams
Crane John J. travelling agent, house 19 Smith
Crawford James, blacksmith, 76 Charles, house 73 do.

Crawford Mary, widow, house rear 37 Middle

Crawford Thomas, Conant’s Express, house Smith

Creighton James, carpet weaver, house 62 Church

Creighton Peter, carpenter, house Lewis, corner Jefferson

Cressy Samuel G. bookkeeper, house 5 Oak

Crilley Margaret, grocer, 65 River, h. 63 do. Centralville

Crilley Susan, widow, house 35 Fayette

Crimmins Mrs. widow, house 137 Lowell

Crisfield Sarah, widow, house Holbrook’s court

Critchett George F., Lowell, boards 37 Charles

Critchett Nathaniel Mrs. house 37 Charles

Crocker Henry W. laborer, h. Dutton, c. Wamesit court

Crockett Alonzo D., Hamilton, house 283 Central

Crockett Amos F., Bleachery, house 283 Central

Crockett Hannah Mrs. house 283 Central

Crockett Henry C., Hamilton, h. 32 Franklin square, Suffolk

Crockett John, Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton

Crockett Julia E. Mrs. house 283 Central

Crockett Leander F. machinist, house 144 Jackson

Crombie William, house 9 Lagrange

Crombie Wm. A. freight clerk B., L., & L. R.R. b. 49 Cushing

Cronan John, laborer, house Cross lane

Cronan John, laborer, house 16 Jefferson

Crooker Abel F. painter, house Carleton, corner Pine

Crooker Amelia Mrs. boardinghouse, 32 Lawrence Corp.

Crooker Calvin B., Bleachery, house 172 Gorham

Crooker Joel, Bleachery, house 4 do.

Crosby Caleb, mason and stucco worker, South, corner Elm,
house 133 Gorham

Crosby Eben, raftsman, boards 80 Pawtucket, c. Walker
Crosby Elizabeth Mrs. boardinghouse, 23 John
Crosby Ephraim, furniture manuf. Wamesit Mills, h. 54 Tyler
Crosby George, woodturner, Wamesit Mills, house Varney,
near Mount Vernon

Crosby Judah, paymaster, Massachusetts, house Park, corner
East Merrimac

Crosby Nancy J. dressmaker, 11 Nesmith building
Crosby Nathan, judge Police Court, office City Market, house
Nesmith

Crosby Sylvester, bobbin maker, house Railroad
Crosby Warren, plasterer', boards 133 Gorham

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Crosby Warren A. clerk at A. W. Dow’s, boards do.

Cross Andrew, carpet weaver, bouse 156 Lawrence
Cross Charles A. carpet weaver, house 85 Church
Cross Frank, shuttle maker, boards 8 Boott Corporation
Cross Gershom R., Bleachery, house 3 do.

Cross Jane, widow, house 35 Fayette
Cross John, carpet weaver, house 168 Lawrence
Crossett Jane, widow, house 22 Davidson
Crossley Robert, peddler, house rear 136 Lawrence
Crowe Connor, Hamilton, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation
Crowe John, house foot of Joiner
Crowell Jeremiah, laborer, house 12 William
Crowell Lorenzo, grocer, house 104 East Merrimac
Crowell Zenas, Lawrence, h. 29 Lawrence Corporation
Crowell Zenas A. paper carrier, house 29 Lawrence Corp.
Crowley Bartholomew, laborer, house 3 Green
Crowley Bridget, widow, house 13 Sumner
Crowley Charles, laborer, house 53 Lowell
Crowley Daniel, clerk at Post Office, house 27 Marion
Crowley Daniel, laborer, house 93 Adams
Crowley Daniel, laborer, house rear 29 Fenwick
Crowley Dennis, laborer, house Broadway, near Suffolk
Crowley Ellen, widow, house 38 Lewis
Crowley Jane E. Mrs. millinery goods, 118 Merrimac
Crowley John, machinist, house Cross, corner Common
Crowley Mary, widow, house 19 Moody
Crowley Peter, Merrimac, house 118 Suffolk
Crowley Timothy A. machinist, house 27 Marion
Crowley Timothy, laborer, house Marion, near Cross
Crown George W., Tremont, house 18 Tremont Corporation
Crowther Thomas, blacksmith, house 13 Prescott Corporation
Croxford J. Frank, clothing and furnishing goods, 33 Central,
house 47 Summer

Crudden Peter Rev. house 12 Appleton

Cruikslianks Thomas, peddler, house River, Centralville

Cry an Michael, confectioner at A. B. French’s

Cuff James, boards 151 Lowell

Cullen Bridget, widow, house 16 Dummer

Cullen James, Hamilton, house 66 Church

Culley Charles, Middlesex, house 54 High

Cullinan James, laborer, house 55 Gorham

Cummings Andrew J., Merrimac, boards 138 Merrimac Corp.

Cummings Benjamin C. job-wagon, house 67 Church

Cummings Calvin T. laborer, house rear Hale, near Thorndike

Cummings Catharine, house 100 Howard

Cummings Charles S. coachman, house 16 Clay

* LOWELL [ 0 ] DIRECTORY. 63

Cummings Daniel, Boott, boards 53 Boott Corporation

Cummings George F., Tremont, boards 150 Suffolk

Cummings George G., Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corp.

Cummings George TV", tea and coffee, 6 John, house 6^- do.

Cummings Hannah, house 150 Suffolk

Cummings John., Lowell Machine Shop, boards 86 Market

Cummings Joseph S. clerk, Lowell M. S. C. 11. b. 107 Appleton

Cummings Margaret, widow, house 14 Lewis

Cummings Martha, widow, house 148 Suffolk

Cummings Mary, widow, house 17 Cross

Cummings Nicholas, laborer, house 0 Jefferson

Cummings Patrick, blacksmith, boards 85 Broadway

Cummings Phoebe M. house 150 Suffolk

Cummings William, Massachusetts, boards 86 Market

Cummings William, at Cowley’s Mill, boards 195 Central

Cummiskey A. M. Miss, millinery, 288 Merrimac

Cummiskey Catharine, house 8 North

Cummiskey Edward, baker, boards 34 Paige

Cummiskey Hugh, house 288 Merrimac

Cummiskey Patrick, provisions, 39 Market, house 70 Bartlett

Cummiskey Pose Ann, widow, house 20 Gorham

Cummiskey William, carpenter, house 85 Adams

Cumnock Alexander G., Boott, house 75 Boott Corporation

Cunningham Catharine, house 59 East Merrimac

Cunningham James, tanner, house 38 Lowell

Cunningham James, laborer, house 55 Gorham

Cunningham John, house rear 25 Lowell

Cunninghajn John, Hamilton, house 50 Middle

Cunningham John, carpenter, boards 90 Appleton

Cunningham Patrick, laborer, house 284 Merrimac

Cunningham Patrick, laborer, house rear 245 Merrimac

Cunningham Patrick, currier, house rear 25 Lowell

Cunningham Patrick, Middlesex, house 21 Pond

Cunningham Thomas, machinist, house 90 Appleton

Curley Dewey, painter, house 12 Middlesex place

Curley John, clerk, Water, cor. Andover, h. at Tewksbury

Curley Pichard, Merrimac, boards 10 Lowell

Curley Thomas, laborer, house Webster, Centralville

Curran Ann, widow, house 20 Jefferson

Curran Ann, widow, house 24 Broadway

Curran Ann Mrs. house 4 Winter

Curran Bernard, laborer, house 18 Davis

Curran Bernard, blacksmith, house rear 16 Mill

Curran James, Appleton, house 10 Summer

Curran James, Lawrence, boards 23 Hanover

Cu rran John, dyer, house 6 Carol in s’ place

64 LO WELL [C3 DIRECTORY. »

Curran Patrick, Merrimac, house 126 Lowell
Curran Patrick, dyer, house Quebec
Curran Patrick, porter at American House
Currier Charles M. musician, house 346 Merrimac
Currier Ephraim, boardinghouse, 33 Hamilton Corporation
Currier Frances I). house 28 Race
Currier George W., Hamilton, boards G2 Lawrence
Currier Henry M. ( Stevens Sf Currier), blacksmith, Fletcher,
near Adams, house 33 Hamilton Corporation
Currier Jacob B. barometer maker, 27 Central, h. 61 Bartlett
Currier Jeremiah M., Tremont, house 28 Race
Currier John, stone mason, house 62 Lawrence
Currier John ( Putnam fy Currier ), soap manufacturer, Lenton,
house Broadway, near Wilder

Currier John A., Hamilton, house 56 Hamilton Corp., Gorham

Currier Mary D. house 162 Suffolk

Currier Rhoda L. Miss, house 28 Race

Currier Willoughby H., Lowell, boards 7 Lowell Corporation

Curry Ann, house 13 Hanover

Curry Bridget, widow, house rear 7 6 Lowell

Curry John, Bleach ery, house 15 Cedar

Curry Mary, widow, house 40 South

Curry Michael, laborer, boards 24 Hurd

Curry Patrick, Bleachery, house 13 Cedar

Curry Patrick, Bleachery, house 352 Central

Curry Patrick, Boott, house 73 Adams

Curry William, Bleachery, house 230 Central

Curtin Patrick, Middlesex, house Water, near Andover

Curtis James, farmer at William Wyman’s

Curtis Mary, fancy and dry goods, 164 Central, li. 47 Charles

Curtis Thomas II. locksmith, 129 Central, boards 197 do.

Curtis William, sawyer, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
Curtis William W. Mrs. variety store, 197 Central, house do.
Cushing ( Daniel ) & Mack ( Sewall G.), stove dealers, 123 & 125
Market, corner Shattuck, house 28 Pawtucket, n. Fletcher
Cushing D. Webster, clerk, Appleton Bank, b. D. Cushing’s
Cushing Edward, at O. Allen’s, house 254 Middlesex
Cushing George S. & Co. brewers, 52 Middlesex, b. 159 Central
Cushing John H. ( Cashing fy Co ), brewer, 52 Middlesex, house
82 Appleton [168 East Merrimac

Cushing Oliver E. civil engineer, 7 Savings Bank building, h.
Cushing Stephen, house 29 Anne

Cutler David M. G. carpenter, 1 Lenton, house 9 Ames
Cutler Herbert W. milkman, house Pawtucket
Cutler James A. tanner, house Chelmsford, corner Howard
Cutler Otis, bootmaker at N. M. Wright’s, house 132 School

LOWELL [ \) ] DIRECTORY. G5

Cutler Sylvester P. ( Gove , Cutler , <§• Cb.J, h. Westford, n. Grand
Cutter Abijah, gunsmith, 16 Middle, house 33 Smith
Cutter Charles S. painter, house Fletcher, cor. Broadway
Cutter ( Stephen ) & Walker ( George shoulder braces, 48

Central, boards 221 do.

'Cutting ( Clark T. ) & Rand (Jas. B.), dry goods, 42 Merrimac,
house 28 Third, Central ville

DACY CATHARINE, widow, house 117 Lowell

Dacy Daniel, laborer, house 118 Suffolk

Dacy James, laborer, house 117 Lowell

Dacy John, laborer, house 24 Fayette

Dacy Timothy, laborer, house 34 Suffolk

Dacy William, laborer, house 106 Lowell

Dadmirn Almira Mrs. house 1 Livingston block, Appleton

Dadmun Henry H. clerk, 30 Merrimac, b. 1 Livingston block

Daggett Andrew J. carpenter, boards 85 Howard

Daggett Harry C., Merrimac P. W. h. Mt. Yernon, Central ville

Dailey Daniel, laborer, house 86 Middlesex

Dailey Michael, laborer, house Green, near George

Dailey Michael, Massachusetts, h. 7 Pleasant court

Dailey Robert, laborer, house 157 Lowell

Daily Bridget, widow, house 50 Lowell

Daily Cornelius, moulder, house 55 Union

Daily Hugh, Lowell Machine Shop, house 17 North

Daily Isabella, widow, house 45 Middle

Daily James, Hamilton, house Green, near George

Daily John, laborer, house 11 Dummer

Daily John, laborer, house 48 Lowell

Daily John, laborer, house rear 7 Jefferson

Daily Margaret, widow, house 157 Lowell

Daily Maurice, Merrimac, house 157 Lowell

Daily Michael, laborer, house 157 Lowell

Daily Patrick, laborer, house 35 Adams

Daily Patrick, laborer, house Cross, corner Common

Daily Patrick, Middlesex, house rear 21 North

Daily Patrick, Hamilton, house 25 North

Daily Patrick, laborer, house 3 Crosby

Daily William, laborer, house 27 North

Dalton Charles H. at R. F. Yeaton & Co.’s, h. 77 High

Dalton Mary, widow, house Adams, near Cross

Dalton Michael, Merrimac P. W. h. r. 26 Bridge, Centralville

Dalton Michael, shoemaker, 89 Charles, li. 80 Gorham

Daly Zebedee, seacaptain, house 25 Adams

Dam John C. machinist, house 19 Swamp Locks, Dutton

Darn Lorenzo C., Hamilton, house 26 Middlesex

o

66 LOWELL [ X) ] DIRECTORY.

Dame Emery, fruit and confectionary, 139 Central, li. 32 Walnut
Dame Loren L. student, house 100 East Mcrrimac
Dame Samuel, mason, house 100 East Mcrrimac
Damon Joseph B. shoemaker, house rear 394 Mcrrimac
Dana Andrew J. painter, Mcrrimac Corporation, h. 160 do.
Dana David Mrs. house 14 Iligh-street square
Dana George E. ( Wilder § Dana ), Jackson, opposite Hamilton
Print Works, house 14 High-street square
Dana Louisa W. E., private school, h. 14 Iligh-street square
Dana Mary E. teacher, house 14 High-street square
Dane Charles F. peddler, boards at George Dane’s
Dane George, blacksmith, Dane, house do.

Dane George A. engineer at O. Allen’s, h. 387 Middlesex
Dane Henry J. at George Dane’s
Dane Richard Galen, sawmiller, house rear 18 Grand
Danfortli Andrew J., Lawrence, li. 75 Lawrence Corp.

Danforth Charles II., Massachusetts, boards 5 Cady
Danforth Levi, bobbin maker, h. 2 Livingston block, Appleton
Daniels Joshua W. secretary and treasurer Howard Eire Insur-
ance Co., Central, c. Middle, house 23 Bartlett
Daniels Samuel, Middlesex, house 10 Floyd
Danley James, laborer, house Front, Central ville
Darcey Julia, widow, house rear 81 Lowell
Darling Harriet Mrs. liouse 10 Third, Centralville
Darlington Samuel, engraver, house Pearl, Centralville
Darracott James 11. (Boston), house Mcrrimac, n. Pawtucket
Darvin Michael, tailor, house 7 Carpet lane
Dascomb Moody K. watchman, Middlesex, li. 19 Cady
Davenport Elijah, Tremont, h. 35 Tremont Corporation
Daverin Ellen, widow, house 75 Lowell
David Duport, butcher, house 239 School

Davidson Charles, variety store, 302 Merrimac, h. 3 Cabot bl’k
Davidson David, Lowell Machine Shop, house Carleton
Davidson Isaac N., Tremont, boards 3 Tremont Corporation
Davis Alonzo S. cap manufacturer, 6 Canal block, house Sixth,
Centralville

Davis Andrew J., Merrimac, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
Davis Asahel, magnetic-electro machines, Wamesit Mills, house
88 Church

Davis Bartlett, carpenter, house 300 School

Davis Benjamin F. fancy goods, house 69 Third, Centralville

Davis Betsey, widow, house 160 Moody

Davis Betsey, widow, house 26 Franklin

Davis Betsey Miss, house 148 Suffolk

Davis Caroline S. Mrs. fancy goods, &c. 51 Merrimac, boards
69 Third, Centralyille

LOAVELL [ L> ] DIRECTORY. 67

Davis Charles, Wamesit Mills, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation
Davis Daniel C. stonecutter, house 95 Howard
Davis David, Lowell Machine Shop, house Carleton, corner
Marshall

Davis Eliakim S. signpainter, house Lincoln, Ayer’s new city
Davis Elisha, farmer, house 230 Gorham, corner Central
Davis Elisha L. paper carrier, 21 Central, h. 1 Fellows court
Davis Emerson, travelling agent, boards 53 Howard
Davis Eunice P. Mrs. house 1 98 Central
Davis Franklin, at L. J. Eames & Co.’s, boards 230 Gorham
Davis George, stonecutter, house 8 South Franklin court
Davis George E. boards 230 Gorham

Davis George P., Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation

Davis Gilman, at Otis Allen’s, boards 246 Middlesex

Davis Hannah J. house Middlesex, near Howard House

Davis Henry, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation

Davis Hosea Q. machinist, house 26 Franklin

Davis James, laborer, house Green, near George

Davis James, laborer, house 71 Adams

Davis James D. student, house 47 Bridge, Centralville

Davis John, lawyer, boards Thorndike, corner Westford

Davis John, student, 55 Central, boards at E. F. Watson’s

Davis John M. baker, house Green, near George

Davis Joseph B. Rev. h. 47 Bridge, c. Fourth, Centralville

Davis Judith, boardinghouse, 58 Lawrence Corporation

Davis Nathaniel ( Runels , Clough , Sr Co.), house 54 Howard

Davis Oliver, Merrimac, boards 68 Merrimac Corporation

Davis Oliver T. musician, boards 42 Lagrange

Davis Paul S. at D. Roger’s, house 1 Union

Davis Reuben P. carpenter, house W estford, near Grand

Davis Samuel G. overseer, Middlesex, house 36 Hurd

Davis Sidney, mason, house 208 Central

Davis Stephen C. house 20 Marshall

Davis Sturgis J., Lawrence, house 7 Lawrence Corporation

Davis Thomas, Merrimac Corporation, house rear 7 1 Adams

Davis Thomas J. printer, “ Citizen” otlice, house 11 Willow

Davis William P., Tremont, house 44 Lawrence Corporation

Davison William, express messenger, house 19 Clay

Davy Martin, laborer, house rear 9 Jefferson

Day Charles, Conant express, house 11 Smith

Day George, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation

Day James T. carpenter, house 24 Paige ^

Day John, Bleachery, boards 15 Cedar

Day Orrin, tinsmith at Wilder & Dana’s, house 34 Walnut

Day Patrick, laborer, house 3 Brewery court

Day Silas, teamster, house 12 Hudson

GS LOWELL [ _[) ] DIRECTORY.

Day Thomas J. physician, house 3G .Bartlett
Day William D. carriage maker, boards 24G Central
Day William L. Mrs. house 2 4G Central

Dean ( Daniel II. ) & Barnes ( Henry II. ), merchant tailors, 5
Canal Block, Central, h. 172 E. Merrimae [E. Merrimae
Dean Horace C. sewing machine agent, 35 Prescott, house 127
Dean Jacob, Hamilton, boards 32 Hamilton Corporation
Dean Samuel, Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation
Dean Susan Mrs. boardinghouse, 13 Central
Dean William P. draughtsman, boards 13 Central
Dearborn Charles, boardinghouse, 57 and 58 Mass. Corp.
Dearborn Charles II. clerk, 134 Merrimae, bds. 58 Mass. Corp.
Dearborn Elbridge, boots and shoes, 232 Merrimae, h. 38 Cabot
Dearborn Maria, widow, house 38 Cabot
Dearborn Sarah, widow, house 8 Dodge
Dearborn W. F. mason, house 1G Third, Centralville
Dearden John, bleachery, boards 33 Summer
Deardcn William, china, crockery, cutlery, and glass, 80 Merri-
mac, house 37 Chapel
Deary Susan, widow, house 99 Adam
Death James, machinist, house foot of Pond
Deblois John B. clerk, Tremont C. R. house 33 Tremont Corp.
De Castro William, Bleachery, boards 28 Bleachery street
De Coster S. Kimball, clerk at 8 Central, house 2G8 Central
De Coster Susan Mrs. house 2G8 Central
Dederiek William II. blacksmith, boards 35 S. Locks, Worthen
Deering Edward, shoemaker, house rear Pleasant
Deering William, house rear Pleasant
Degnan Dominick, Hamilton, boards 7 George
Degnan Patrick, laborer, house 27 Keene
Degnan Rose, widow, house 1 Baldwin’s court
Delaney John, painter, boards 7 Summer
Delaney Thomas, tailor, 53 Central, boards 22 Lowell
Delano Orlando, painter, boards 21 John
Delante Joseph, Boott, house 19 River, Centralville
De Lara E. I. engraver, MerVimac Print Works, house 150 do.
Delmore Catharine, -widow, house rear 37 Fenwick
Delmore Margaret, widow, house. 9 Middle
Deming Isaac, Tremont, house 40 Tremont Corporation
Deming J. Francis, boards 40 Tremont Corporation
Demond Albert A. bowling saloon, 2 Hurd
Dempsey Christopher, Lowell M. S. house rear 20 Mill
Dempsey Daniel, laborer, house 20 Dummcr
Dempsey Michael, hatter, 30 Central, boards American House
Dempsey Patrick, grocer, 47 Lowell, house 40 Salem
Dempsey Walter, laborer, house Suffolk, near Cross

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Denahan Margaret, widow, house 69 Adams

Dennett Albert M. clerk, 132 Merrimac, boards 110 Appleton

Dennett Erastus, machinist, boards 41 Appleton

Dennett Hiram, tailor, 5 Central, house 110 Appleton

Dennis Janies, machinist, house 420 Merrimac

Dennis Richard Mrs. house 7 1 Appleton street

Dennison Jeremiah, Middlesex, boards 12 Church

Dennison Mary, widow, house rear 43 River, Centralville

Densmore Ira, Middlesex, house 34 Church

Denton Alfred M‘. brassfounder, boards 10 South Highland

Denton John A. brassfounder, house 10 South Highland

Derby George, Appleton, boards 18 Appleton Corporation

Derby Henry W. machinist, boards rear 1 Tilden

Derby John, foundryman, house 99 Howard

Derbyshire George, Merrimac, boards 74 Merrimac Corporation

Derbyshire Thomas, Hamilton, house 50 Hamilton Corporation

Derbyshire Win., Print Works, house 94 Merrimac Corporation

De Salle Boswell, laborer, boards 248 Middlesex

Desmond Ellen, widow, house 130 Lowell

Desmond John, house 10 Jefferson

Desmond John, Lawrence, boards 130 Lowell

Desmond Timothy, laborer, boards 27 Marion

Desmond William, Merrimac, house Cross, opposite Marion

Desmore , at Nor cross’s, boards 248 Middlesex

Devine Bridget, widow, house 7 Malloy’s court

Devine Dennis, operative, house 4 Green

Devine Edward, painter, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation

Devine James, laborer, house rear 55 Market

Devine John, laborer, house 30 Lewis

Devine John, Middlesex, house 26 Hurd

Devine Patrick ( Smith § Co.), grocers, 14 Lowell, house do.

Devine Patrick, grocer, Water, near Andover

Devine Philip, operative, house 4 Green

Devlin James, grocer, 22 Gorham, house 24 do.

Devlin John, laborer, house 7 River, Centralville
Devlin Joseph, Lowell, house 18 William
Devlin Mary, house 35 Fayette
Devno Peter, Appleton, house 170 Gorham
Devno Peter, Hamilton, boards 7 Hamilton Corporation
Devoll Andrew J. at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, boards 12 Hurd
Dewhurst James K. blockcutter, house 340 Central
Dewhurst William, blacksmith, house 23 Floyd
Dewire William, shoemaker, house 66 Bartlett
: Dewsnap Robert, Middlesex, house 56 Lawrence
Dexter Edwin S. carpenter, h. 71 Fletcher [h. 5 Willow pi.
Dexter (Parker W . ) & Ward ( Josiah P.), provisions, 366 Mer.

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Dexter 8. King, clerk, 3 Gorham, boards Middlesex
Diamond George, painter, boards 1 Goward place
Diamond Margaret, widow, house 1 Goward place
Dibbey Mary, house rear River, Centralville
Diekerman George M., Tremont, boards opposite 18 Vilden
Dickerman Manly S. carpenter, house opposite 18 Tilden
Dickey Benjamin F. fruit, 2G2 Merrimae, house 408 do.

Dickey Ilanover, physician, 15 Hurd, house do.

Diggles Harriet, widow, house 287 Middlesex
Dike Morrill II. house Oak, near High

Dillingham Artemas, Lawrence, h. Bridge, c. Sixth, Centralville

Dillingham Edward, blacksmith, boards 154 Suffolk

Dillingham Paul, mason, house Elm, Centralville

Dillingham Seth, Merrimae, boards 74 Merrimac Corporation

Dillon David, at 0. M. Whipple’s, house 181 Lawrence

Dimock Dwight L. farmer, house Methuen road

Dinnine William, Hamilton, house G4 Gorham

Dinsmore Robins, “ Advertiser ” office, house 227 Middlesex

Dinsmore Tobias P. clerk, 181 Central, house 33 Union

Disher Elizabeth, widow, house 7 Cabot

Ditson George II. driver, 84 Central, boards American House

Ditson Minot, teamster, boards Cabot, opposite Lyman

Dix Daniel, Merrimae, house 49 Merrimac Corporation

Dix ( John A.) & Wilson ( II N. ), wool, coal, &c. 26 Paige, h.

28 Paige

Dixon Joseph, Middlesex, boards rear 53 Charles

Dixon Mary, widow, house 118 Middlesex

Dobbin Michael, laborer, house Merrill, near Taylor

Dobbin William, boiler maker, house 282 School

Doble Dianna Mrs. house 3 Pearl

Dobson Robert, Middlesex, house alley, rear 17 Union

Dobson Thomas, Middlesex, house alley, rear 17 Union

Dodd Mary Mrs. house Front, Centralville

Dodge Chas. W. dry goods, 123 Central, c. Gorham, h. 27 Chapel

Dodge David M. Mrs. house 39 Tyler

Dodge Edward P., Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Dodge Eliza Mrs. boardinghouse, 14 Boott Corporation

Dodge Fidelia O. Mrs. house 39 Tyler

Dodge Hosea, beltmaker, boards 44 Boott Corporation

Dodge Joseph M. Mrs. house 19 Tyler

Dodge Luke C. junk, 54 Dutton, house 52 High

Dodge Nancy Mrs. house 15 Market

Dodge Richard, machinist, boards 3 Hamilton Corporation

Doe Ezra W. stonemason, house 5 Hamilton Corporation

Doe Louisa J. boardinghouse, 5 Hamilton Corporation

Doe William K. carpenter, house 59 Merrimac Corporation

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Doherty Andrew, Bleachery, house 85 Charles

Doherty Catharine Mrs. house 49 Middle

Doherty Charles, tanner, house Kidder, near Gorham

Doherty Dudley, laborer, house Mam street

Doherty John, soapmaker, house School, corner Lawson

Doherty John, meat stall, Lowell, corner Lewis

Doherty John, laborer, house 2 AVater

Doherty John, watchman, house 62 Charles

Doherty John, laborer, house 44 William

Doherty Joseph, laborer, house Suffolk, corner Broadway

Doherty Mary A. widow, house 8 North

Doherty Michael, laborer, house River, Centralville

Doherty Michael, tanner, boards 16 Summer

Doherty Stephen, laborer, house rear >58 Dutton

Dolioney Catharine, widow, house 75 Lowell

Dolan Alice, widow, house 8 Davidson

Dolan Ellen, widow, house 148 Central

Dolan John, Prescott, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation

Dolan John, Boott, house 14 Paige

Dolan Margaret, widow, house North

Dolan Mary, widow, house 3 George

Dolan Rose, house 1 Putney’s court

Dolan Thomas, marble worker, boards 24 Hurd

Dolan Thomas, Lowell, house 37 William

Dolan T. S. showman, boards 95 Market

Dolan William, Massachusetts, boards 11 Davidson

Dolbier Sullivan, carpenter, house 49 Hamilton Corporation

Dole Thomas, wheelwright, house 144 Fletcher

Dollard James, spinner, house 15 Davis

Dolloff James, musician, boards 43 Prescott Corporation

Dolloff William B. carpenter, Mass. bds. 57 Mass. Corporation

Donahoe Daniel, Lawrence, house 4 Dempsey yard

Donahy John, laborer, house rear 25 Lowell

Donaldson Hugh, Hamilton, house 37 Floyd

Donegan Ellen, widow, house 22 Davidson

Donelly Bernard, laborer, house 23 Winter

Donley James P., Merrimac, house 100 Merrimae Corporation

Donnegan Margaret Mrs. house rear 7 Decatur

Donnelly Edward, fireman, Hamilton, house 21 Winter

Donnelly Edward, clerk, house Lee

Donnelly Joanna, widow, house Davidson’s lane

Donnelly John, laborer, house alley, rear 17 Union

Donnelly Joseph, Middlesex, house 23 River

Donnelly Joseph, Middlesex, house 12 Paige

Donnelly Margaret Mrs. house 6 Appleton

Donnellv Marv, widow, house Lee

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Donnelly Michael, Middlesex, house 23 Union

Donnelly Owen, Lowell Machine Shop, house 18 Summer

Donnelly Patrick, gardener at O. M. Whipple’s, house 38 Crosby

Donnelly Thomas, Foundry, house 15 Summer

Donohoe Andrew, laborer, house rear 22 Winter

Donohoe Bartholomew, foundryman, h. G McCarry court

Donohoe Bridget, widow, house rear 25 Lowell

Donohoe Daniel, Lawrence, house 4 Dempsey yard

Donohoe James, Merrimac, house 18 Dummer

Donohoe John, Merrimac, house 10 Little

Donohoe John, at American Bolt Co. house rear 180 Lawrence

Donohoe John, Lawrence, house 42 Salem

Donohoe John, Lawrence, house 47 Adams

Donohoe Martin, house 25 Davidson

Donohoe Mary, widow, house 48 Union

Donohoe Michael, laborer at Gas Works, li. Adams, n. Cross

Donohoe Michael, farmer, house Mt. Pleasant, Central vilie

Donohoe Patrick, laborer, house rear 25 Lowell

Donahoe Patrick, laborer, house 50 Lowell

Donahoe Patrick, farmer, house Mount Pleasant, Centralville

Donalioe Patrick, at American Bolt Co. house 350 Central

Donahoe Patrick, Gas Works, house Adams, near Cross

Donahoe Thomas, house 57 River, Centralville

Donovan Bridget, widow, house 07 Adams

Donovan Catharine, widow, house 117 Lowell

Donovan Catharine, widow, house 12 Chapel

Donovan Dennis, laborer, house rear 50 Fenwick

Donovan Jeremiah, Merrimac, house 00 Moody

Donovan John, laborer, house Jefferson, corner Lowell

Donovan John, freight house, house 4 McCarry court

Donovan Matthew, painter, Broadway, c. Marion, h. opp. do.

Donovan Richard, laborer, house rear Cross, near Marion

Donovan Thomas, machinist, boards 54 Lewis

Donovan Timothy, laborer, house rear 48 Fenwick

Donovan Timothy, Lawrence, house 90 Moody

Donovan William, laborer, house 4 Little

Donovan William, laborer, house rear 347 Merrimac

Dooley EdAvard, block printer, house 344 Central

Dooley Margaret, widow, house 1 1 Wall

Dooley Michael, provisions, house Common, near Cross

Dooley Robert, block printer, house 8 Prospect

Doonan John, laborer, house rear 25 LoavcII

Dopp Joseph Mrs. fancy goods, 66 Merrimac, house 31 Charles

Doran Mary, house rear 37 Middle

Dorgan Patrick, Middlesex, house 31 Fem\ r ick

Doris Mary Ann, widow, house 4 Mechanic

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Dorr (Richard H.) & Gerry, dentists, 24 Central, h. 11 Fourth,
Centralville

Dorr William H. carpenter, house First, Centralville
Doton Elizabeth Mrs. boardinghouse, 10 Merrimac Corporation
Douglass Erast us, house Worthen, corner Mechanic
Douglass John, Boott, boards 25 Boott Corporation
Douglass Thomas G. mason, house Wanalancit, near Pawtucket
Doulan Daniel, laborer, house 33 Fenwick
Doulan Thomas, house 18 Lewis
Dove John, machinist, house 15 River, Centralville
Dow Charles, blacksmith, Lowell Corporation, h. 301 Middlesex
Dow George W. blacksmith, boards 301 Middlesex
Dow Jeremiah F. clerk, G4 Merrimac, house 14 Iligfh
Dow John, Hamilton Print Works, house 238 Central
Dow John, stonecutter, boards 86 Market
Dow Nancy F. widow, house 11 Third, Centralville
Dow Timothy F. boards 11 Third, Centralville
Dowall John, Hamilton, house opp. 19 South
Dowd Anthony, house Davidson’s lane
Dowd John, laborer, house 27 Worthen
Dowd William, Merrimac, house rear 78 Lowell
Dowdell Arthur, Hamilton, house 64 Charles
Dowell Thomas, Merrimac, house 90 Lowell
Dower Thomas, sawmiller, house 78 Charles
Dowlin William M., Merrimac, house 6 Ford
Downes Horatio B., Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation
Downes S. P. machinist, house 9 Cabot
Downey Mary, widow, house rear 76 Lowell
Downing ( Daniel R.) & Rose ( Gilbert ), fruit and vegetables,
133 Central, house 15 Auburn
Downing Jonathan, painter, house Lawson, near School
Downing Judith P. dressmaker, house 4 Adams, c. Broadway
Downing Moses G. carpenter, house 4 Adams, c. Broadway
Downing Thomas, carpenter, house 7 6 Lowell
Downs Almira, dressmaker, 58 Middlesex, b. 12 Hamilton Corp.
Downs John E., Lowell Machine Shop, h. 14 S. L., Dutton
Downs Rollin, machinist, house Christian, Centralville
Dows Amos W. botanic medicines, 185 Central, house do.

Dowse John, botanic medicines, 19 East Merrimac, house do.

Dowser William M. Mrs. house 90 East Merrimac

Doyle Bartholomew, operative, house 47 Market

Doyle James, at A. J. Richmond’s, house Central, comer Cedar

Doyle James, laborer, house 5 Edgerly’s court

Doyle James, laborer, house 1 Pearl

Doyle James C. “ Citizen ” office, house 5 Edgerly’s court

Doyle John, laborer, house Auburn, near Linden

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Doyle John, Merrimac, house 13 Fenwick

Doyle Margaret, widow, house 3 Smith’s court

Doyle Mary, boards 113 Merrimac

Doyle Michael, teamster, house 3 Court avenue

Doyle Moses, tailor, 156 Merrimac, house 92 Gorham

Doyle Patrick, Middlesex, boards 27 Summer

Doyle Stephen, laborer, house rear 41 Chapel

Doyle William, dyer, house 83 Church

Doyle William, at Clifford’s dye house, house 73 Church

Drake Harriet, widow, house Oak, near High

Drake Hiram, Massachusetts, house 1 Massachusetts Corporation

Draper Isaac, Lawrence, boards 56 Lawrence Corporation

Draper John, turner, house 46 Howard

Draper John, laborer, house 283 Middlesex

Draper Joshua L. carpenter, house 146 Middlesex

Draper Thomas, planer, house 29 Tremont

Drasche Joseph, Appleton, house 7 Spring

Dresser Henry W. marble worker, 1 65 Middlesex, b. 47 Merr.

Dresser Micah A., Suffolk Corporation, house 8 do.

Dresser Peter O. watchman, boards 60 Bartlett
Dresser Samuel T. prop. Market Hotel, 14 Market
Dresser William, teamster, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation
Drew Charles, carpenter, boards 58 Boott Corporation
Drew Charles W. clerk, 3 Welles’s block, house 20 Ash
Drew Henry C. clerk, 36 and 38 East Merrimac, boards 8
Hamilton Corporation

Drew Silas S. clerk, 64 Merrimac, boards City Hotel

Driscoll Daniel, house 6 Little

Driscoll Daniel, laborer, house rear 347 Merrimac

Driscoll Dennis, carpet weaver, house 7 Kidder

Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer, house Cross, near Suffolk

Driscoll Mary, widow, house Union court

Driscoll Michael, laborer, house 4 Baldwin’s court

Driscoll Sarah, widow, house alley, rear 17 Union

Driscoll Timothy, laborer, house 78 Charles

Driscoll Timothy, laborer, house 50 Fenwick

Driscoll Timothy, Lowell, house rear 55 Market

Drown Amos B. mason, house 106 Middlesex

Drown John, carpenter, house 298 Central

Drum James, Boott Corporation, h. rear 43 River, Centralville

Drum Patrick, Boott, house 49 River, Centralville

Drury Thomas, painter, house 79 Charles

Duaing George, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation

Duaing Michael, boiler maker, house 21 Spring

Dubois John, hair dresser, boards S. A. Lewis’s

Duckies Thomas, carpenter, house 7 Fourth, Centralville

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Ducy James, sawmiller, boards 24 Adams

Ducy Patrick, Merrimac, house 4 Smith’s court

Ducy Thomas, Merrimac, house 21 Davison

Ducy Thomas, laborer, house 115 Lowell

Dudley Albion J. clothing, 50 Central, house 7 Everett

Dudley Dennison, house 192 Central

Dudley Else Mrs. house 45 Fayette

Dudley George, at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, boards 184 Central

Dudley Gilman, Merrimac, house 81 Merrimac Corporation

Dudley Josiah P. carpenter, house Lincoln, corner Chelmsford

Dudley Mary J. dressmaker, 7 John, house do. [Village

Dudley Willard, grocer, Merrimac, cor. Tildcn, h. at Middlesex

Dudley William A. boards 139 Merrimac Corporation

Dudley William C. foreman at R. Kitson’s, house 10 Lagrange

Duffee Rose, widow, house 38 William

Duffy Bridget, widow, house 1 Putney’s court

Duffy Bridget, widow, house rear 4 Livingston

Duffy Elizabeth, widow, house 45 River, Central ville

Duffy James, peddler, house 34 Davidson

Duffy James, machinist, boards 40 Paige

Duffy James, carpenter, house 10 Cross

Duffy Michael, at Wood’s provision store, house 34 North

Duffy Thomas, house rear 20 Summer,

Duffy Thomas, at Cowley’s mill, house 3 Crosby
Dufrene Joseph, house 183 Middlesex

Dugdale James, saloon, 81 Market, house do. and worsted manu-
facturer, Whipple’s Mills
Dugdale William, machinist, house 11 Fayette
Duhig Jeremiah, laborer, house 10 Cross
Dumas Levi, bookbinder at Joshua Merrill’s, house 13 Ash
Dunbar John, Boott, boards 44 Boott Corporation
Duncan Alice, widow, house 19 George
Duncan Bridget Miss, house rear G5 Market
Duncan John H., Merrimac, boards 133 Moody
Duncan William W. apothecary, Wamesit Bank Building, Mid-
dlesex, corner Thorndike, boards Appleton
Duncklee Granville, bobbin maker, boards 56 Lawrence Corp.
Dunham Leander G., Prescott, house rear 52 Stackpole
Dunham Samuel, gunmaker, boards 208 Merrimac
Dunlap Ira W., Bleachery, house 13 do.

Dunlavy George, house 3G Adams

Dunlavy James, laborer, house School, near Broadway

Dunlavy John (Cal.), house 37 Fenwick

Dunlavy John, laborer, house 35 Adams

Dunn Catharine, widow, house 53 Middle

Dunn Mary, widow, house 15 William

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Dunn Mary, widow, house rear 55 Market
Dunn Thomas, at Cushing & Mack’s, boards 39 Tremont
Dunn Thomas, batting mill, house Thorndike, near cor. Hale
Dunn William, variety store, Gl Dutton, house do.

Dunnigan Bridget, widow, house 28 Walnut
Dunnigan John, currier, boards 44 Rock
Dunning Thomas, laborer, house 3 Putney’s court
Dunphy Bridget Mrs. house 2G North
D unton Roswell, Lowell Machine shop, boards G2 Wortlien
Dupee Job W. machinist, boards 35 Marion
Durant Ann M. Mrs. boardinghouse, 50 Moody, near Tilden
Durant Augustus M. clerk, 78 Merrimac, b. 7 Third, Centralville
Durant Charles W. boardinghouse, 3 Tremont Corporation
Durgin Amos S. clerk, 18 Central, boards 42 Mass. Corporation
Durgin Cyrus C. Merrimac, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
Durgin Cyrus W., Lowell, h. 75 Bridge, c. Ninth, Centralville
Durgin Dearborn B. shoemaker, house 43 Fayette
Durgin Horace, bobbin maker, boards Thorndike, cor. Westford
Durgin John H. jr. Merrimac, house 149 Merrimac Corporation
Durham Michael, laborer, house 28 Davidson
Durrell David M. salesman, 54 Merrimac b. 51 E. Merrimac
Durrell Frank, Hamilton, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation
Durrell ( Moses T. ), Bacon (Levi ), & Co. (James L . Bates ) tan-
ners and curriers, Ayer’s New City
Durrell Joseph II. gunmaker, boards 208 Merrimac
Durrell Laura J. widow, house 7 Ash

Dustin Alfred, carriage maker, house 174 Merrimac Corporation
Dutton George W. boards 3 Tremont Corporation
Duxbury James, Merrimac, house 148 Merrimac Corporation
Dwinnell Amos H., Prescott, boards 18 Prescott Corporation
Dwyer Timothy, laborer, house 57 Fenwick
Dwyer Martin, laborer, house 28 Gorham

Dyar Warren II. looking-glasses, clocks, and musical instru-
ments, 39 & 41 Central, house 8 Chapel
Dyer Looman H., Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Dyson Humphrey, Hamilton, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation

EACOTT MATTHEW, Lowell, li. 3 Lawrence court
Eacott William, peddler, house 30 Water
Eames Henry A. currier, boards 105 Thorndike
Eames Luther J. & Co. ( G, D. B. Kelley), grocers, 113 Thorn-
dike, house 105 do.

Eames L. Mrs. house 105 Thorndike
Earle John, farmer, house 3 Read, Centralville
Early Catharine, widow, house River, Centralville
Early Charles, peddler, house 2G7 Middlesex

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Early Charles, sawmill, house 13 Hurd

Early James, laborer, house 64 Church

Early James, clerk, boards 40 Salem

Early Martin, laborer, house 22 Fenwick

Early Michael, operative, house 57 River, Central ville

Earnshaw John, Lowell, house head of Livingston

Easter Samuel, Hamilton, boards 7 Warren

Eastman Daniel, livery stable, Prescott, house 54 Stackpole

Eastman Daniel, saloon, 187 Central, house do.

Eastman Edmund, machinist, house rear 124 School
Eastman Gardner K. & Wm. D. stonecutters, High, h. 58 do.
Eastman George M. clerk, 241 Merrimac, b. 5 Suffolk Corp.
Eastman Isaac C. city treas., City Hall, house 28 Appleton
Eastman James D. bobbin maker, boards 53 Howard
Eastman John C., Massachusetts, boards 46 Prescott Corp.
Eastman Nelson Q. bobbin maker, house 53 Howard
Eastman Robert ( Orange Sr E .), dry goods, 84 Merrimac, house
55 Chestnut

Eastman Sarah, widow, house 23 Common
Eastman Susan F. boardinghouse, 5 Suffolk Corporation
Eastman True, stonecutter, boards 2 Middlesex place
Eastman Uriah D. at J. C. Ayers, house 5 Farson’s court
Eaton Alvin S., Railroad, house 4 Evans’s block
Eaton Daniel A. clerk at Adams & North’s, house 1 1 Ames
Eaton Daniel C. clerk, 28 Middle, house 10 Lagrange
Eaton Frances, widow, house 383 Merrimac
Eaton George, shoemaker, house 3 Middlesex place
Eaton Henry, carpenter, boards 90 Middlesex
Eaton Horace L., Foundry, Jackson, house 22 Clay
Eaton Jeremiah B. carriage manufacturer, 24 Dutton, corner
Worthen, house do.

Eaton Job S. grocer, 368 Merrimac, house 13 Cabot

Eaton Joseph A. cigar maker, boards 4 Chapel

Eaton S. B. Mrs. books and stationery, 115 Central, b. 12 Hurd

Eaton Samuel C. popcorn, house 107 Howard

Eaton Sherburn B. student, boards 383 Merrimac

Eaton William G. machinist, house 109 Appleton

Eaton Worcester, provisions, 41 Market, house 81 Salem

Eaton , carpenter, house 125 Cross

Eayrs Charles G. A. dentist, 43^ Merrimac, boards 13 Central

Ebert George, Merrimac, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation

Edds Jeremiah S., Prescott, house Pollard avenue

Edds John II. shoemaker, house Pollard avenue

Edds Judith A. widow, house Pollard avenue

Edes Alvira, -widow, house 12 Race

Edes Charles E., Prescott, boards 5 Prescott Corporation

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! 78

Edgeli Levi, Massachusetts, boards 41 Prescott Corporation
Edged Samuel, clerk, 8') Merrimac, boards 41 Prescott Corp.
Edged William, house 4-1 Prescott Corporation
Eagerly Jonathan, house 4 Edgeriy’s court
Edmunds James, operative, house Front,. Centralville
Edson Theodore Rev. house Andover

Edson , boards 8 Massachusetts Corporation

Edwards George C. clerk, 221 Central, boards 58 South
Edwards Ivory, Appleton Corporation, house 58 South
Edwards Jabez, Merrimac, house 29 Merrimac Corporation
Egan John, Boott, house 83 Fayette
Egan Patrick, Middlesex, house 58J- Fayette
Egan Thomas, Merrimac Print Works, house 44 Adams
Eia Horace, clerk, 200 Lawrence, boards 207 Central
Ela Theodore, house 207 Central

Elbridge George, carpenter, boards 20 Suffolk Corporation
Eldridge Joshua S. painter, house 49 High
Eldridge Samuel, carpenter, boards 65 Butterfield
Eldridge Samuel R., Mass, hoards 21 Suffolk Corporation
Eldridge William, bobbin maker, boards 43 Lawrence Corp.
Elkins Sherman, Massachusetts, b. 59 Massachusetts Corp.
Ellenwood Gay ton P., Appleton, house 98 East Merrimac
Ellenwood John S., Merrimac, house 73 do.

Elliott Charles, cooper, house Main street

Elliott Edmund, machinist, house 24 Chestnut

Elliott Esther Mrs. house Broadway, near Guard Locks

Elliott George M. clerk at gas office, b. B’dway, n. Guard Locks

Elliott John P. soap manuf. 29 Chapel, house do.

Elliott Richard A. salesman, 138 Merrimac, house 103 Prince
Elliott Richard A. millinery, 83 Merrimac, house do.

Elliott (Russell D.).& Clark (Elias), oysters, &c. 112 Central,
boards 101 do.

Elliott Thomas, carpenter, hoards, at Mrs. E, Elliott’s
Elliott Thomas IL carpenter, b. Broadway, n. Guard Locks
Elliott Winthrop F., Suffolk, house rear 5 Decatur
Ellis Adelia L, teacher, boards 12 Hurd
Ellis Caroline Mrs. house rear 125 Middlesex
Ellis Jacob, stonecutter, hoards 43 Lawrence Corporation
Ellis Nancy, widow, house 44 Elm
Ells Hannah E. Mrs. house 15 John

Elvin Charles, carpet weaver, house 50 River, Centralville
Elwell Mary E. boardinghouse, 20 Massachusetts Corporation
Ely Jos. IL at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, h. First, n. Bridge, Central v’e
Emerson Alvin, overseer, Blcachery, house 17 do,

Emerson Archibald, Blcachery, house rear 31 Cedar
Emerson Charles', Hamilton, boards 22 Hamilton Corp.

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LOWELL [ K ] DIRECTORY.

Emerson Daniel F. (A. Waldo Co.), grocer, 201 Middlesex
Emerson David jr., Lawrence Corporation, house 82 do.

Emerson David G. cigars, 128 Suffolk, house 24 Common
Emerson Elizabeth Mrs. house 152 Middlesex
Emerson Frank, clerk, boards 15G Suffolk
Emerson Herbert II. at A. 13. French’s, boards do.

Emerson James, cigar dealer, house 15 Walnut
Emerson John F. clerk, 251 Merrimac, boards 1 5 f> Suffolk
Emerson Luther, grocer, 8 East Merrimac, house 15 Alder
Emerson Moses C. shoemaker, 224 Merrimac
Emerson Nathan, painter, 39 East Merrimac, house 18 Clay
Emerson Philip II., thread store, 71 Merrimac, house 21 Kirk
Emerson Rhodusca R., Middlesex, boards 48 Church
Emerson Richard, moulder, house 84 Howard
Emerson William B. clerk, 15G Merrimac, b. 19 Kirk
Emerson William R. cigar manufacturer, Chapel, corner Walnut,
house 16 Abbott

Emery George, coachdriver, boards 101 Central
Emery George, hackman, boards 32 Hamilton Corporation
Emery Henry, proprietor Merrimac House, Mere. c. Dutton
Emery Hiram E., Appleton Corporation, house 2 do.

Emery Josephus, driver of meatcart, boards 35 Suffolk
Emery Lewis F. baggage master, house 10 Mclntire
Emery Samuel T. popcorn dealer, boaids 107 Howard
Emmett John, engraver, Merrimac, h. 91 Merrimac Corporation
Emmons Benjamin, bootmaker, house 2 Second, Centralville
Emmons John S., Prescott, house 64 High
Emmott James, engraver, boards at Mrs. Mary Emmott’s
Emmott Mary Mrs. house Hall, near railroad crossing
England Elizabeth, widow, house 54 Merrimac Corporation
England Thomas, Merrimac, boards 74 Merrimac Corporation
Eno Joseph, at A. L. Brooks’s, house 230 Middlesex
Eno William F. overseer, Massachusetts, b. at A. Wetherbee’s
Enright James F., Merrimac, boards Willie, c. Clark
Enright Margaret Mrs. house Willie, corner Clark
Enright Michael, laborer, house 25 Union
Enright William J. boards Willie, corner Clark
Erskine David M. Capt. house 410 Merrimac
Erskine Hannah, widow, house 408 Merrimac
Estes George, foundry man, hoards 192 Middlesex
Esty Asa F., Hamilton, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation
Evans Benjamin, carpenter, boards G Massachusetts Corporation
Evans Charles, Hamilton, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation
Evans James T. ( Ilowes Sr Evans ), daguerreotypes, 112 Merri-
mac, boards 23 Presco J t Corporation
Evans Joseph, at W. Kelley’s, house Westford, c. Grand

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Evans Josiali F. clothing and furnishing goods, 175 Middlesex,
house Thorndike, corner Highland
Evans Mary M. boardinghouse, 1 Lowell Corporation
Everest Henry M., Massachusetts, b. rear 52 Stackpoie
Everett Lewis, designer, Middlesex, b. Washington House
Ewan Robert, watchman, enginehouse, house 4G South
Ewing John, boardinghouse, 30 Willie
Ewing Samuel, peddler, house 1 Water

FAGAN MICHAEL, laborer, house 14 Howe
Faharty Ann, widow, house 5 Carpet lane
Faharty Patrick, laborer, boards 5 Carpet lane
Fahey Bernard, teamster, 19G Gorham
Fahey John, laborer, house 77 Market
Fahey John, laborer, house 5 Carolin’s place
Fahey Mary A. widow, house 93 Lawrence
Fail-bank George D. clerk, 45 Central, boards 16 Fourth,
Centralville

Fail-bank Woodbury, Boott, house 16 Fourth, Centralville

Fairbrother Elhanon, Merrimac, boards 64 Moody

Fail-brother Harrison, Merrimac, b. 138 Merrimac Corporation

Fairgreive George, Lowell, house Pleasant, near Andover

Fales Horace, Merrimac, b. 139 Merrimac Corporation

Fales Willis, Merrimac, b. 139 Merrimac Corporation

Fall Sylvester, machinist, boards 98 Middlesex

Fallon Andy, painter, house 39 Salem

Fallon Maria, house rear 10 Little

Fallon Michael, Middlesex, house 63 Lowell

Fallon Michael, laborer, house rear 135 Middlesex

Fallon Michael, Appleton, boards 7 Summer

Fallon Owen, gardener, house 199 School, near Broadway

Fallon Patrick, laborer, house Thorndike, corner Ilale

Fannon Michael, laborer, house rear 143 Moody

Farley Bernard, gasfitter, house 51 Salem

Farley Catharine, widow, house rear 20 Howe

Farley James, Lowell, house 7 Wall

Farley James, undertaker, house 157 Lowell

Farley Lawrence, Lowell, house 73 East Merrimac

Farley Mary, widow, house 13 East Merrimac

Farley Mary, widow, house 38 Lowell

Farley Michael, laborer, house 8 Wall

Farley Michael, shoemaker, 69 Middle

Farley Owen, Hamilton, house 74 Gorham

Farley Patrick, laborer, house rear 15 Jefferson

Farley Thomas, grocer, Suffolk, c. Lowell, h. 17 Willie

Farmer Albert E. restaurant, 75 Middlesex

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81

I Farmer "George, butcher, house rear 102 Middlesex
! Farmer Susan Mrs. house Salem, corner Decatur
Farnham George B. carpenter, house 5 Bang’s block, Railroad
Farnham George W. at Gas A Yorks, house 154 School
Farnham A Yin. L. carpenter, house Main, comer Leather
Farnsworth Clias. FI. writing master, house 161 Moody
Farnsworth David AY., Lawrence, h. 9 Lawrence Corporation
Farnsworth David AY. jr. Lawrence, b. 9 Lawrence Corporation
Farnsworth James, lumberman, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation
| Farnum Geo. IL, B. & L. R.R. house 49 Cushing
1 Farnum Orin L. machinist, boards 93 Appleton
I Farnum Rufus G. machinist, house 36 Marion
Farr Alpha B. constable, 3 Canal block, Central, h. 22 Stackpolo
Farrar Sarah L, ( Gibson Farrar), icecream saloon, 130 Mer-
rimac. house 128 do. [bds. 12 Tyler

Farrar AYilliam E. ( J.P. Thompson 8? Co.), clothing, 57 Central,
Farrell Catherine, widow, house 3 Crosby court
Farrell James, Hamilton, house 51 Union
Farrell Jane Mrs. house 22 Howe
Farrell John, Bleachery, house rear 101 Gorham
Farrell John, laborer, house Jefferson, corner Lowell
, Farrell Margaret, widow, house rear 101 Gorham
I Farrell Maria, widow, house 51 Market
! Farrell Michael, laborer, house 48 Middle
Farrell Owen, peddler, house 125 Lowell
Farrell Peter (Cal.) house 7 Hurd
Farrell Richard, Hamilton, house 51 Union
Farrell Rose A. widow, house rear 19 Summer
Farrell Susan, widow, house 3 Davis court
Farrell Thomas, Hamilton, boards 79 Market
Farrell AYilliam, Merrimae, house 52 Lewis, near Little
Farrington Amos AY. clerk, boards 12 Appleton Corporation
Farrington DeAYitt C. furniture, stoves, and housekeeping goods,
1 and 2 Prescott, house 25 Tyler
Farriter Mary, widow, house 35 Adams
Farrington Charles, Middlesex, house 7 George
Farrington Daniel, hats, clothing, and furnishing goods, 108 Cen-
tral, house 98 High

Farrington Ebenezer, machinist, house 37 Fletcher
Farrington George G. clerk at D. AY. C. Farrington’s, boards
American House

Farrington Isaac, treasurer Chelmsford Co. house 12 Tyler
Farrington Michael, laborer, house rear 22 AYinter
Farrington Orin G. overseer Batting Mill, h. 155 E. Merrimae
Fa*rington Southwell, baggage master, B. & L. Railroad depot,
house 7 Tremont

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Farrington William, clerk, C. B. Coburn’s

Farrington , machinist, boards Go Massachusetts Corp.

Farris John K. butcher, house Water, corner Broadway
Farry Thomas, laborer, house Davidson’s lane [Broadway

Farson Janies, painter, 20 Fletcher, c. Adams, h. 25 Willie, cor.
Farson Samuel, painter, 105 Middlesex, house at Chelmsford
Farwell Albert B. tailor, boards 20 John
Farwell Jeriel, clerk, house 54 High
Farwell William, copperplate printer, house 4 Chapel
Farwell William A. trader, house Bridge, n. Third, Centralville
Faulkner James, Appleton, house 15 Appleton Corporation
Faulkner William, Prescott, house rear 15 Dummer
Faunce A. B. mason, 170 Merrimac
Favor Francis, boards 120 Middlesex
Favor Horace, Middlesex, house 07 George
Favor James A., Middlesex, house 5G Church
Favor Nathaniel B. A Son (N P . Favor), duor, sash, and blind
manufacturers, Wamesit Steam Mills, house 81 Summer
Favor Nathaniel P. (N. B. Favor fy Son ), Wamesit Mills, boards
81 Summer

Favor Rufus, Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation

Favour Elvira Mrs. laundress, house 23 G Central

Favour Jacob, policeman, house 88 Merrimac

Fay Charlotte K. widow, house 49 Chestnut

Fay George E., Lawrence, boards G7 Lawrence Corporation

Fay James, Massachusetts, house 8 Carolin’s block, Fayette

Fay Margaret, widow, house 67 East Merrimac

Fay Patrick, laborer, house 19 Davidson

Fay Roxanna, variety store, 12 Tilden

Fay Samuel, agent Lowell Manuf. Co. h. Moody, c. Pawtucket

Fay Thomas, blacksmith, boards 5 flamilton Corporation

Feeney John, cook, Merrimac House, house rear Dummer

Felch Charles, in foundry, boards 4 Hamilton Corporation

Felker Henry, carpenter, boards 21 Charles

Felker Silas, shoemaker, Fletcher, n. Dutton, b. r. 29 Fletcher

Felker William, carpenter, boards 21 Charles

Fellows Andrew J., Appleton, boards 4 Appleton Corporation

Fellows James K. house Andover, near Park

Fellows Samuel, house 106 East Merrimac

Fenton Patrick, laborer, house 29 Fenwick

Ferguson James, Middlesex, house Pleasant

Ferguson John Q. A. at J. C. Ayer’s, boards 15 G Suffolk

Ferguson Levi, Lowell, house 24 Stackpole

Ferguson Sarah, widow, house Pleasant

Fernald (Nathaniel G.) & Rollins (John L.), carpenters, 28
Middle, house School, corner Varney

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Femalcl Oliver, machinist, house 2 Willow place

Ferrin Silas, at Allen’s box shop, h. Carleton’s, near Middlesex

Ferring Catharine Mrs. house 115 Gorham

Ferris Job T. filecutter, house 71 High

Ferris Robert H. mason, house 58 West Union

Ferson Levi, Bleacher y, house 2 Robinson, near Railroad

Ferson Levi O., Bleachery, boards 2 Robinson

Ferson Rodley, Tremont Corporation, house 2 do.

Fessenden Frank, currier, house Main, near Leathers
Field Alpheus D. mason, boards 17 Market
Field Chester Rev. house 17 Kirk

Field David C. G. ( M. M. Bohonan fy Co.), grocers, Ayer’s New
City, boards at M. M. Bohonan’s
Field Margaret, widow, house 7 Carolin’s place
Field Silas C., Suffolk, house 30 Suffolk Corporation
Field Simon C. carpenter, house 68 Merrimac Corporation
Field Thomas, Middlesex, house 3 Wall
Fielden Fielden, cabinet maker, house 106 Market
Fielding Crossley, machinist, boards 37 Chestnut
Fielding David, laborer, house 103 Gorham
Fielding George W. machinist, house 6 Goward place
Fielding Henry A. (J. B. Fielding 8? Co.), house 11 Elm
Fielding Joseph, Hamilton, house 23 Wamesit
Fielding Josiah B. & Co. (//. A. Fielding ), paper hangings and
paintings, 99 Central, house 9 Elm
Fielding Mary, widow, house rear 37 Fenwick
Fielding Stephen K. 99 Central, house 7 Elm
Fields David, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 72 Mechanics
Fife Elizabeth, widow, house rear 53 Charles
Fife Hugh, at American Bolt Co. house rear 180 Lawrence
Fife James, Lowell, boards rear 53 Charles
Fifield Ann G. Mrs. house 196 Central

Fifield ( Edward) & Plimpton ( A. B. ), carpenters, Wamesit Steam
Mills, house 136 Fletcher, corner Butterfield
Fifield Joseph C., Lowell, house 17 Lowell Corporation
Fifield Sarah, widow, house 70 Fayette
Fifield William A. carpenter, house 35 Charles
Files Allen, Lowell, house 14 Lowell Corporation
Files Sargent S. carpenter, house 22 Marshall
Fillmore John W. variety store, 13 East Merrimac, house do.
Fillmore Theodore, Merrimac P. W. h. 66 Bridge, Centralville
Finn C. S. Mrs. millinery, 306 Merrimac, house do.

Finn Mary, variety store, 29 East Merrimac, house do.

Finnan Patrick, laborer, house 22 Winter
Finneck Thomas, hostler, house 10 Howe
Finnegan Bridget, widow, house 17 George

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Finnegan Daniel, laborer, house rear 40 Fenwick
| Finnegan James, house 153 Lowell

| Finnegan John, Merrirnac Print Works, house rear 8G Lowell
; Finnegan Margaret, widow, house 44 Salem
1 Finnegan William, laborer, house 6 Lowell place
Finnelly Michael, laborer, house 45 Adams
Finning Patrick, printer, Vox Populi ” office
Finton William, laborer, house alley, rear 17 Union
Fish Charles E., Merrirnac, house 48 Merrirnac Corporation
Fish George, Lawrence, boards G7 Lawrence Corporation
Fisher A. W. house 98 Gorham [Centralville

Fisher Cyrus, thread and hosiery, 39 Merrirnac, h. 39 Third,
Fisher Frederick S. student, boards 98 Gorham
Fisher John, Middlesex, house 82 Gorham
Fisher Martha Mrs. variety store, 219 Middlesex, house do.
Fisher Nelson II. painter, boards G1 East Merrirnac
Fisher Samuel S. machinist, house Suffolk, corner Broadway
Fisher Sumner, shoemaker, boards 68 Appleton
Fisher Susan Mrs. house 4 Pollard’s avenue
Fisher S. Homer, 182 Merrirnac, boards Broadway, cor. Suffolk
Fisher Thomas, at Locks and Canals, house Broadway, between
Suffolk and Marion

Fisher Walter, at Wamesit Mill, boards 13 Franklin sq., Adams
Fisk George, boardinghouse, 35 Boott Corporation
Fisk John, clerk, boards 35 Boott Corporation
Fisk John L. salesman, boards at George Fiske’s
Fiske Amos, Lowell, house 34 Cabot
Fiske Charles II. machinist, house 31 Chapel
Fiske George W. & Co. (JVm. Fiske), manufacturers eave-
troughs, Mechanics’ Mills, house 100 Appleton
Fiske Levi, boardinghouse, 79 Merrirnac Corporation
Fiske William, ( G. W. Fiske Sy Co.), house 39 Adams, near
Lagrange

Fiske William O. commission merchant (Boston), bds. 39 Adams

Fitts Charles II., Lawrence, boards 150 Suffolk

Fitts Isaac N. millwright, house 7 Willie, near Fletcher

Fitzgerald Catharine, widow, house 55 Union

Fitzgerald David, Middlesex, house Water, near Andover

Fitzgerald Eliza, widow, house 40 Fenwick

Fitzgerald Ellen Mrs. house Marion, corner Lagrange

Fitzgerald Garrett, laborer, house 118 Lowell

Fitzgerald Jeannette Mrs. house 5 Cabot

Fitzgerald John, laborer, house 32 Salem

Fitzgerald Maria, house 8 Appleton

Fitzgerald Maurice, Lowell, house 28 Gorham

Fitzgerald Michael, clerk at W. II. Dvar’s

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Fitzgerald Robert, Lowell, house rear 55 Market
Fitzgerald Thomas, at Norcross’s, house 269 Middlesex
Fitzharris Barbara, widow, River, n. Coburn, Centralville
Fitzharris Daniel, house River, corner Coburn, Centralville
Fitzharris John, laborer, house River, Centralville
Fitzpatrick Daniel, mason, house 59 Lowell
Fitzpatrick Martin, machinist, house 15 Marshall
Fitzpatrick Michael, bootmaker, 74 Merrimac, boards 86 Market
Fitzpatrick Nicholas, house 75 Lowell
Fitzpatrick Peter, Lowell, house 8 Lowell place
Fitzpatrick Peter, Boott, house rear 25 Lowell
r Fitzpatrick Susan, widow, house 52 River, Centralville
Fitzsimmons Mary, widow, house 6 Decatur
Fitzsimmons Michael, at Cushing & Mack’s, house 6 Decatur
Fitzsimmons Owen, laborer, house rear 57 River, Centralville
Fitzwilliams Edward, carpet weaver, house 5 Crosby
Flack James, Merrimac, house rear 65 Market
Flagg Jere, Hamilton, boards 17 Hamilton Corporation
Flagg Josiah F. hydraulic engineer, boards 29 Tyler
Flagg William H. overseer, Boott, house 72 Boott Corporation
Flaherty Daniel, laborer, house 39 Fenwick
Flaherty Ellen, widow, house 19 Adams
Flaherty Joanna, widow, house Coburn, c. River, Centralville
Flaherty William, boardinghouse, 2 Green
Flanagan John, Hamilton, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation
Flanagan Michael, watchman, Am. Bolt Co. house 33 Floyd
Flanagan Michael, laborer, boards 13 Davis
Flanagan Patrick, laborer, house 61 Lowell
Flanders Catharine R. Mrs. house 83 Salem
Flanders Daniel, Middlesex, boards 184 Central
Flanders Josiah, mason, boards 44 Boott Corporation
Flanders Lyman L. carpenter, house 1 Tilden court
Flanders Moses T., Hamilton, house 102 Middlesex
Flanders Peter, bonnet bleachery, 96 Merrimac, house 336 do.
Flanders Phanuel, farmer, house 233 Gorham
Flanders Sybil, house Bow, Centralvile

Flanders Wm. G., Massachusetts, house 31 Mass. Corporation
Flanders William L.. Middlesex, house 184 Central
Flanders William M. L., Suffolk, house 83 Salem
Flanders William W., Lawrence, house rear 2 Dodge
Flavin Catharine, widow, house 49 Middle
Fleer George, Middlesex, boards 5 Lawrence
Fleetwood Thomas, bookkeeper, house 252 Central
Fleming Charles II. student, boards 6 Hamilton Corporation
Fleming James, foundry, boards 16 Summer
Fleming John, carpet weaver, house 70 Warren

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Fleming Mrs. house Front, Centralvillc

Fleming Richard, laborer, house 2 Cuinmiskey’s alley

Fletcher Charles G. house 25 Fifth, Centralvillc

Fletcher Edmund Mrs. house 212 Central [212 do. ^

Fletcher Edmund D. ( Nichols § Co.), grocer, 144 Central, house

Fletcher Horatio, lumber dealer, Fletcher, corner Western ave.

house 140 Fletcher, corner Varney
Fletcher Horatio R. clerk, Suffolk C. R. house Fletcher
Fletcher Isaac A. grocer, 126 Central, house 280 do.

Fletcher Lemuel (Cal.), house 26 Bridge, Centralville

Fletcher Luther J. Rev. house Mount Pleasant, Centralville

Fletcher Noyes II. hostler, house rear 63 Salem

Fletcher Oliver, Lowell, house 25 Charles

Fletcher Orrin A., Merrimac, house 127 Merrimac Corporation

Fletcher Simon T. clothing dealer, house 42 Chapel

Fletcher Warren, bobbin maker, h. 3 Manahan’s block, Cushing

Fletcher William, farmer, house Liberty, near cor. Chelmsford

Flint Albert G., Lawrence, house 22 Lawrence Corporation

Flint Albert G. jr., Suffolk, boards 22 Lawrence Corporation

Flint Charles L., Suffolk, house 9 Cabot block, Cabot

Flint George W. hackdriver, boards 15 Cabot

Flint Henry E. hostler, boards 15 Cabot

Flint Martin R. tin peddler, house 5 Chestnut

Flint Oliver S. in livery stable, house 21 Race

Flint Oliver W. livery stable, 112 Moody, house 15 Cabot

Flood Ann, widow, house 112 East Merrimac

Flood Edward, Lawrence Corporation, boards 67 do.

Flood Henry, painter, house 164 Lowell
Flood Henry, provisions, 63 Dutton, house do.

Flood Jane, widow, house 3 Fayette

Flood John, Prescott, house 6 Cross lane

Florence John, at A. L. Brook’s, house 263 Middlesex

Flowry Simon, at Norcross’s, house head of Perrin

Flynn Ann, widow, house 30 High

Flynn Bridget, widow, house 148 Central

Flynn Catharine, widow, house 5 Cummiskey’s alley

Flynn Catharine, widow, house 26 Adams

Flynn Dennis, house Front, Centralville

Flynn James, Bleachery, boards 8 Cedar

Flynn Joanna, widow, house Front, Centralville

Flynn John, laborer, house 8 Cedar

Flynn John, house 352 Central

Flynn John, peddler, house Davidson, comer Howe

Flynn Michael, Lowell, house 116 Middlesex

Flynn Michael, book agent, house 2, opp. 31 Fayette

Flynn Miles, laborer, house 5 Molloy’s court

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Flynn Patrick, machinist, house 147 Lowell

Flynn Patrick, tailor, house foot of Joiner

Flynn Patrick, Hamilton, house 16 Green

Flynn Philip, laborer, house Broadway, near Marion

Flynn Rebecca, widow, house 5 Warren

Flynn Thomas, Bleachery, house 36 do.

Flynn William, laborer, house 12 Keene
Fody John, laborer, house 69 Gorham
Fogerty Julia, widow, house 55 Lowell
Fogg Mary, widow, house 8 Grand

Fogg Nancy Miss, boardinghouse, 31 Hamilton Corporation
Fogg Sarah, widow, house 78 River, Central ville
Folan Mary, widow, house 65 Lowell
Foley Dennis, laborer, house 40 Adams
Foley John, laborer, house 84 Suffolk
Foley Peter, laborer, house 9 George
Foley Peter, Appleton, boards 34 South
Foley Thomas, house 20 Lowell
Follansbee Albert S. currier, house 150 Middlesex
Follansbee Charles, currier, b. 35 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Follansbee Daniel S. painter, 245 Merrimae, house at Draeut
Folsom Alanson, mason, house Cambridge
Folsom Alexander, tinsmith, boards 14 Church
Folsom Ira N., Lowell M. S. li. 5 Chelmsford, n. R. R. bridge
Folsom James, Foundry, house 102 Middlesex
Folsom Jeremiah S. general insurance agent, 23 Central, house
22 Chapel

Folsom Jonathan P. dry goods, 78 Merrimae, house 48 High
Folsom Lorenzo A. insurance agent, 162 Gorham
Folsom Mary, widow, house 19 Cady
Foote Charles C. machinist, house 47 Cushing
Foote Irvin A. pianoforte tuner, 275 Merrimae, b. W. S. Foote’s
Foote James D, (J L. Foote fy Co.), house Pine
Foote James L. & Co. ( J. D. Foote ), stoves and tin ware, 277
and 279 Merrimae, house Liberty, near Pine
Foote Sanford J. at D. & G. J. Bradt’s, h. Fletcher, cor. Dane
Foote Warren S. music teacher and piano fortes, 275 Merrimae,
house 145 Fletcher

Forbush Wm. B. clerk at P. O. boards Willow
Ford Bridget, widow, house 30 William
Ford Charles, machinist, house 3 Reed’s court
Ford John, Middlesex, house 2 Lawrence
Ford John, laborer, house 96 Suffolk

Ford Lydia N. Mrs. variety store, 344 Merrimae, house do.

Ford Martin W. milkman, house Chelmsford, near Powell
Ford Peter W., Middlesex, house 1 Edgerly’s court

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Ford Prudence Miss, house 53 Pawtucket
Ford Theodore, Foundry, house 118 Middlesex
Ford Thomas, Middlesex, house 81 Church
F oren Janies, laborer, house Coburn, Centralville
Forrest Bridget, widow, house rear 90 Appleton
Forrest William, tin peddler, boards 98 Middlesex
Forristell William, Middlesex, house 7 Knowles’ place
Forsberg Oscar A. grocer’s clerk, G8 Dutton, boards at Charles
E. Brown’s

Forsythe John, driver ice wagon, boards 3 McFarlin avenue

Fortier Thomas, Hamilton Print Works, boards 46 Charles

Fosdick Amos, machinist, boards 32 Chestnut

Fosdick Lucian G. provisions, 3 Gorham, h. Stevens, n. the line

Fosdick John F., Suffolk, house 32 Chestnut

Foss Albert W. house 19 Grand

Foss Alphonzo, foundryman, boards 229 Middlesex

Foss Augustus B. policeman, house 28 Franklin square, Suffolk

Foss Benjamin F. house 127 Moody

Foss David, iron foundry, boards 113 Central

Foss George, Middlesex, boards 5 Lawrence

Foss George W., Hamilton, house 55 do. Gorham

Foss Jacob, blacksmith, house 124 Central

Foss James, Merrimac, boards 138 Merrimac Corporation

Foss Otis, at O. Allen’s, boards 30 Howard

Foss Warren D. watchman, boards 5 Appleton Corporation

Foster Abigail Mrs. boardinghouse, 26 Appleton Corporation

Foster Amos H., Foundry, house 27 Swamp Locks, Worthen

Foster Amos P. machinist, boards 3 High street square

Foster Benjamin O. variety store, 9 Tilden, house do.

Foster Charles, carpenter, house 7 1 Adams

Foster Charles, shoemaker, River, house do. Centralville

Foster Charles H. painter, house 31 High

Foster Christopher C. carpenter, boards 14 Salem

Foster Eden B. Rev. house 21 Anne

Foster Enoch J. carpenter, boards 14 Salem

Foster Frank A., Lowell, house 13 Lowell Corporation

Foster Henry, Lawrence Corporation, boards 17 do.

Foster Isaac N. tinsmith, boards 202 Merrimac*

Foster James, Merrimac, boards 79 Merrimac Corporation
Foster James, overseer, Lawrence, house 84 Lawrence Corp.
Foster Jesse, carpenter, 15 Salem, house 14 do.

Foster John, Merrimac, boards 75 Merrimac Corporation
Foster John W. carpenter, boards 138 Merrimac Corporation
Foster Loring, Tremont, house 32 Tremont Corporation
Foster L. Mrs. house 25 Charles

Foster Mark, machinist, boards Pleasant, near Andover

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Foster Samuel W., Lowell, house 9 Lowell Corporation
Foster Sewall, shoemaker, house Richardson, Centralville
Foster Silas, Merrimac, boards 75 Merrimac Corporation
Foster Willard, Merrimac, boards 75 Merrimac Corporation
Fouday William, Lawrence, house 1 Tremont
Fowler George D. blacksmith, house 78 Market
Fowler Henry S. harness maker, boards 24 Cabot
Fowler John, Middlesex, boards 82 Church
Fowler John E. shoemaker, house 24 Fifth, Centralville
Fowler Joseph M. daguerreotypist, 28 Merrimac, house 129 East
Merrimac

Fowler Sarah R. widow, house 69 Bridge
Fox Adeline, house 66 Moody

Fox Amanda M. Mrs. boardinghouse, 45 Boott Corporation

Fox Bridget, widow, house 22 Lowell

Fox George I. carpenter, boards 45 Boott Corporation

Fox Henry, painter, boards 90 Middlesex

Fox Jesse, house 49 Third, Centralville

Fox John, beltmaker, house 5 Middlesex place

Fox Thomas, Bleachery, house 37 do.

Foy Charles, Bleachery, boards 13 Cedar
Francis James, machinist, boards at James B. Francis’s
Francis James B. agent locks and canals, house Worthen, near
Baptist church

Franklin William B. overseer, Lawrence, house 25 Lawrence!
Corporation

Franklin Willis, cigar maker, boards 24 Cabot
Fraser Alexander, blacksmith, house 11 Marion
Frawley John, Bleachery, boards 14 Mill
Frawley Margaret, widow, house 12 Mill
Frawley Michael, locksmith, 2 East Merrimac, house do.
Frawley Peter 0. C. grocer, 55 Gorham, house Bleachery,
corner Moore

Frazier Andrew, foundry, boards 76 Middlesex
Frazier John, Merrimac, house 2 Tremont
Frederick Ellen, widow, house 94 Adams
Freeman Abigail Mrs. house 33 Branch
Freeman Charles, clerk, 33 Middlesex, house Broadway
Freeman Charles J. saslimaker, house 286 Middlesex
Freeman Henry, Bleachery, house Livingston, c. Carter
Freeman Isaac S. D., Merrimac, h. 96 Merrimac Corporation
Freeman John, Bleachery, house Livingston, c. Carter
Freeman Lyman, police, house 154 Broadway
Freeman Samuel J. carriage painter, Arch, house 33 Branch
Freeman Simon A. clerk, Merrimac, corner Worthen, boards
rear 242 Sudbury

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Freeman Thomas, Bleachery, house Livingston, c. Carter ^
Freeman William, Lowell, house 17 Clay
French Abram, clothing, 92 Central, house 388 Middlesex
French Amos, Lowell, house 346 Merrimac
French Amos B. confectionary, icecream and oyster saloon, 37
Central, house 35 do.

French Andrew, at A. B. French’s, boards do.

French Augustus C. clerk, 64 Merrimac, house 37 Fourth, Cen-
tralville

French Augustus J. C., Merrimac Corporation, house 77 do.
French Benjamin F. Mrs. house 13 Anne [Worthen

French Charles, Lowell Machine Shop, house 32 Swamp Locks,
French Charles, Merrimac, house 37 Franklin square, Lagrange
French Cyril, house 7 Chapel

French Elvin, musician, 170 Merrimac, house 2 Baldwin court
French Everett W., Middlesex, house 85 Church
French Franklin, clerk, 82 Merrimac, house 26 Austin
French Henry, Merrimac Corporation, house Marion, corner
Lagrange

French Horace B., Boott Corporation, house 47 do.

French Horace E. clerk, 92 Central, boards 388 Middlesex
French James, at J. C. Ayer’s, b. 17 Lawrence Corporation
French John B., Lowell Corporation, house 69 Fletcher
French Josiah B. house Chelmsford, near railroad bridge
French Mary Mrs. house 3 Luther’s court
French Reuben, felt, house 1 High street square
French William, fruit, &e. 57 Market, house do.

French William, Merrimac, house 21 Merrimac Corporation
French William C. student, boards 346 Merrimac
French William IJ. apothecary, 2 Central, c. Merrimac, boards
21 Merrimac Corporation
Freniere Rose, widow, house 324 Merrimac
Frizell Joseph P. civil engineer, boards 102 Appleton
Frost Abigail, variety store, 362 Merrimac, house do.

Frost Abner, surveyor of lumber and dealer in bark, h. 14 West-
ford, near Grand

Frost Benjamin W. clerk, Washington Market, b. 66 Appleton
Frost Charles, Tremont Corporation, house 14 do.

Frost George W. carpenter, house 16 Salem

Frost Hannah, widow, house 195 Central

Frost Harlan P., Hamilton, boards 16 Hamilton Corporation

Frost Lyman J., Middlesex, house 41 Church

Frost Richard, house 66 Appleton

Fry John, student at R. B. Caverly’s, boards 257 Central
Frye Abby Mrs. house 257 Central

Frye Ellsworth, Belvidere Woollen Mills, h. 53 Mass. Corp.

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Frye Francis Mrs. house 41 Chapel
Frye Frederic, mason, house 50 Andover
Frye George, mason, house 23 Kirk
Frye John, clerk, boards 357 Central
Frye John L. shoemaker, boards 238 Merrimac
Frye Laura Mrs. house 191 Gorham
Frye Reuben, mason, house 128 Merrimac
Fuller Artemas, clockmaker, house 3 Pearl
Fuller Charles A. AY. machinist, house 7 Ford
Fuller Edward R. carpenter, house 5 South Highland
Fuller Edwin A., Lowell, h. 12 High street square
Fuller Harrison H. constable, office City Market, house 12
High street square

Fuller Jason, milkman, house Pawtucket

Fuller Margaret E. dressmaker, 85 Central, b. Appleton

Fuller Perez, tailor, Post-office building, house 11 Tyler

Fuller William T. carpenter, house 54 Union

Fullerton George AY. boardinghouse,* 63 Massachusetts Corp.

Fulsom Catharine B. millinery, 73 Merrimac, house do.

Fulton James, Boott, house Pleasant, Centralville
Fulton John, Middlesex, boards 148 Central
Furbush AYm. B. clerk Post-office, house 35 AA r illow
Furlong Henry, tinsmith, boards 5 High
Furnivall AA r illiam, Middlesex, house 21 East Merrimac
Fussell Benjamin F., Middlesex, house 9 AA r ater
Fussell Joseph N., Middlesex, house 9 AYater
Fuzzard Mary, widow, house 34 Bartlett

GAFFNEY JAMES, mason, house 98 Adams
Gaffney John, Merrimac Print AYorks, house 63 Lowell
Gaffney Terrence, laborer, house Coburn, Centralville
Gage Ann, laces, &c. 101 Merr. house 26 Fourth, Centralville
Gage Daniel P. physician, 43^ Merrimac, house 11 John
Gage George B. clerk, 52 Merrimac, boards 21 Market
Gage Isaac N. marble worker, boards 156 Suffolk
Gage Isaac T., Merrimac Corporation, house 129|- do.

Gage Jas. U. dry goods, 52 Merrimac, h. Beacon, n. Pawtucket

Gage Lydia Mrs. boardinghouse, 22 Tremont Corporation

Gage Seth, butcher, house Bridge, near Draeut line

Gahalgan Bridget, widow, house 7 Davidson

Gale Allen A., Suffolk, house 8 Race

Gale John A. machinist, house 17 North Franklin court

Gale Lovica Mrs. house 8 Race

Gale A\ r illiam, stonecutter, boards 11 Middlesex place
Gallaglian Mary, widow, house Pollard avenue
Gallagher Alice, widow, house 33 Middle

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Gallagher Bridget, widow, house rear 17 Summer
Gallagher Catharine, widow, house 8 William
Gallagher Daniel, machine printer, house 18G Gorham
Gallagher Daniel, Appleton, boards 70 Middlesex
Gallagher Ellen Mrs. dressmaker, 17 Dace, house do.

Gallagher James, watchman, Appleton, house 18 Summer
Gallagher James, laborer, house 36 South
Gallagher James, blacksmith, house 28 Walnut
Gallagher James, laborer, house Pollard avenue
Gallagher James, laborer, house rear 31 Middle
Gallagher John, laborer, house alley, rear 17 Union
Gallagher John, house 63 Lowell
Gallagher John, Middlesex, house 2 Lee
Gallagher John, dyehouse, house 7 Davidson
Gallagher Joseph, dyehouse, boards 7 Davidson
Gallagher Margaret, Avidow, house rear 75 Lowell
Gallagher Martin, Stott’s Flannel Mills, house 23 High
Gallagher Mary, widow, house 7 Davidson
Gallagher Mary, house Lee

Gallagher Michael, laborer, house High, corner Chestnut
Gallagher Nicholas, Bleachery, house 1 Merrill
Gallagher Owen, house 18 John street avenue
Gallagher Robert, porter at American House
Gallagher Thomas, jack spinner, house 10 North
Gallagher Thomas, laborer, house 1 John street avenue
Gallan Hugh, Middlesex, house 30 Fayette
Gallemore Elizabeth, house rear 53 Charles
Gallery Joseph, Lawrence Corporation, boards 17 do.

Gallon Isabella, widow, house 85 Charles

Galloup Daniel P. teacher Yarnum School, house Sixth, near
Myrtle, Centralville

Galvin Mary, widow, house 20 Broadway

Galvin Patrick, at C. B. Richmond’s, house Merrill

Gannett Edward, carpenter, 13 Worthen, n. Merrimac, h. 1 1 do.

Gannon Barney, house 26 Cedar

Gannon Dennis, Boott, boards 11 Boott Corporation

Gannon James, Bleachery, house 10 Keene

Gannon John, laborer, house 2 Cedar

Gannon John, Merrimac, house 31 Worthen

Ganson Vernum, teacher of dancing, Wentworth Hall, h. 8 Lee

Gara Bernard, Boott, house 7 High

Gara Patrick, laborer, house 15 High

Garabed Hetchadore, machinist, boards 58 Mass Corporation
Gard William, Lawrence, house 146 Suffolk
Gardner Almon B. carpenter, house 212 Central
Gardner Charles C. provisions, 100 Middlesex, house do.

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Gardner Franklin, painter, boards 101 Central
Gardner George, City Auditor, City Hall, house Fletcher, near
corner Broadway

Gardner James E. painter, house 10 Franklin square, Adams
Gardner James M. watchman at 0. M. Whipple’s
Gardner Mary C. house 25 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Gardner Robert Mrs. house 54 Bartlett
Gardner Rufus B., Tremont Corporation, boards 3 do.

Gardner William S. ( Sweetser Sr Gardner ), counsellors, Tyler’s
block, Central, house 54 Bartlett
Garey Orin C. carpenter, house 74 Lawrence Corporation
Garland George W. blacksmith, house 158 Central
Garland George W. clerk, 2 Central, boards 133 E. Merrimae
Garland Jeremiah, house 133 East Merrimae
Garland Joseph H., Tremont, house 16 Tremont Corporation
Garland Joseph P. milkman, house Wilder
Garland Mary Mrs. boardinghouse, 4 Suffolk Corporation
Garland Nathaniel, house 4 Suffolk Corporation
Garland Owen-, job wagon, house alley, rear 17 Union
Garland Samuel Mrs. house 127 East Merrimae
Garland Sarah, widow, house 2 Pleasant, Centralville
Garland William W., Merrimae, house 175 Merrimae Corp.
Garmon Aaron, Merrimae, house 50 Merrimae Corporation
Garmon Joseph Y. stonemason, house 278 Middlesex
Garrahan Christopher, Boott, house 73 River, Centralville
Garrahen Daniel, Middlesex, house 5 Edgerly’s court
Garrahen Daniel, boards 33 William
Garrahen Margaret, widow, house 33 William
Garrett Henry L., Prescott, house 45 Fayette
Garrett Patrick, laborer, house 30 Lewis
Garrett Robert J., Prescott, house 25 Prescott Corporation
Garrett William A., Massachusetts, boards 25 Prescott Corp.
Garrigan Bridget, widow, house 2 Crosby court
Garrigan Frank, boards 2 Crosby court
Garrigan Henry, chair painter, house 3 Crosby court
Garrigan James, Middlesex, house 22 North
Garrigan Mary, widow, house rear 44 Lowell
Garrigan Philip, blacksmith, house 37 Fayette #

Garrity Ann, house 37 North
Garrity Bartholomew, house 21 North
Garrity John, cigar store, 51 Market, house do.

Garrity Michael, millwright, house 29 North

Garrity Michael, Lawrence, house 31 Tremont

Garrity Mrs. house 21 Church

Garrity Peter, cooper, house 25 Lowell

Garrity Thomas, Bleaehery, house Living-ton, cor. Carter

04 LOWELL [ G" ] DIRECTORY.

Garvey Margaret, widow, house 48 Lowell
Garvey Thomas, laborer, house rear 37 Fenwick
Garvin John, laborer, house 32 Gorhary
Garvin John, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac
Garvin John T. watchman, Boott, boards 26 Boott Corporation
Garvin Seth, teamster, boards 33 AVillic
Gately John, house Chelmsford, corner Short
Gately Patrick, laborer, boards 13 Davis
Gately AVilliam, house 11 Crosby
Gates Elihu, machinist, house 33 Suffolk
Gates Jeremiah, physician and surgeon, 6^- Hurd, house do.
Gates Josiah, belt and roll manufacturer, 6 Mechanics’ block,
Dutton, house Gates

Gates Luther F. shoemaker, 34 Central, house at Chelmsford
Gates Noah F. house 117 Gorham

Gates Samuel I. dentist, house 16 Franklin square, Adams
Gates Stephen F., Lowell Machine S. h. 7 AVestford, n. Grand
Gawn Elvira Mrs. house 43 South

Gay Chauncey D. boardinghouse, 72 Lawrence Corporation
Gay Nathaniel, Suffolk Corporation, house 32 Race
Gayton James, laborer, boards 51 Lowell
Gee AA r illiam, Merrimac, house 154 Merrimac Corporation
Geer Frederick F. S. bookkeeper, at J. & J. M. Pearson’s, h.
20 Adams

Gellery Joseph, Lawrence, house 6 Suffolk Corporation

George Amos S. machinist, house 2 Lawrence Corporation

George Daniel, watchman, boards 45 Fletcher

George Edward C. house 2 Goward place

George Edwin, machinist, house 44 Swamp Locks, AA r orthen

George Michael R. shoemaker, house Liberty, near the line

Germain AA r illiam, Middlesex, boards 60 Church

Gerrish Thomas G. paymaster, Merr. h. School, c. Pawtucket

Gerry Gustavus A. ( Dorr fy Gerry ), dentist, 24 Central, h. do.

Gerry John, Middlesex, house 2 Gray place

Getchell Byron AA^, Tremont Corporation, house 25 do.

Getchell Seth, tinsmith, boards 166 Suffolk

Gibbs Oscar, Appleton, house 17 Appleton Corporation

Gibbs Phebe, widow, house 40 Third, Centralville

Gibbs AVarren P. painter, house 85 School

Gibby Samuel J. ( Parsons Sr G .) , house 87 Thorndike

Giblon James, Middlesex, house 17 Summer

Giblon Martin, umbrella repairer, 55 Market, house do.

Giblon Michael, peddler, house 3 Carpet lane
Gibson ( B . G. ) & Farrar ( Sarah Z.J, ice cream and oysters,
130 Merrimac, house 128 do. [Fifth, Centralville

Gibson James, clerk, at Buttrick & Co ’s, house 26 Read, cor.

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Gibson Richard H. dyer, house 229 Middlesex
Gibson Thomas, farmer, house Broadway, near School
Gibson William H. teamster, house 142^- Merrimac Corporation
Gifford Leonard G. engineer, B. & L. R. R. house Jackson,
near Round House

Gilbert Alfred P. carpenter, house 24 Austin
Gilbert Carlos, carpenter, boards 5 Jackson
Gilbert Jerome B., Appleton, house 2 Bang’s block
Gilchrest David, at Brook’s sawmill, boards 339 Middlesex
Gilchrest George C. daguerreotypist, 92 Merrimac, house 16
Myrtle, corner Fifth, Central ville
Gilchrest Margaret Mrs. house 55 Market
Gilchrest Robert, Lowell, house 4 Chapel
Gilcreast Amos, farmer, house Pearl, Centralville
Gilday Michael, laborer, house 78 Middle
Gilday Owen, laborer, house 10 Howe
Gilday Philip, Prescott, house 78 Middle
Gildee John, Bleachery, house 1 Carter
Gildee Michael, Bleachery, house 35 do.

Gildee Thomas, teamster, 55 Gorham, house 44 South

Giles Joseph B. Mrs. boardinghouse, 51 East Merrimac

Giles Moses, woodsawyer, house 18 Fayette

Giles Thomas J., Merrimac, house 139 Merrimac Corporation

Giles William A. teamster, house 2 Manahan’s block, Cushing

Gilkey Edward, painter, boards 1 George

Gill John, variety store, 250 Merrimac, house do.

Gillan Henry, Merrimac, house 4 Dummer
Gillen John, Merrimac, house 1 Tremont
Gillespie John W. barber, 70 Central, boards 21 Market
Gillis Abby Mrs. boardinghouse, 7 Appleton Corporation
Gillogly James, house 23 Summer
Gillogly John, laborer, house rear 40 Appleton
Gillogly Patrick, mason, house 29 Keene
Gilman Aaron W. engineer, house Wamesit court, n. Dutton
Gilman Alfred, clothing and furnishing goods, 156 Merrimac,
house 266 Central

Gilman Caleb M. travelling agent, h. East Pine, n. Carleton
Gilman Caroline, widow, house Pine, near Carleton
Gilman Charles, machinist, boards 38 Massachusetts Corporation
Gilman David E., Lowell Machine Shop, house 55 Church
Gilman George E., Boott Corporation, house 10 do.

Gilman Hiram, restaurant, Middlesex, house rear 15 Howard
Gilman Hollis M. fish, 320 Merrimac, house 316 do.

Gilman John II. clerk at M. E. Thompson’s, 268 Merrimac
Gilman Margaret, variety store, 316 Merrimac, house do,
Gilman Newell G. watchman, house 2 Auburn

9G LOWELL [ (j ] DIRECTORY.

Gilman II. A. Mrs. house 54 Middlesex
Gilman Sarah L. boardinghouse, 12 Cabot,

Gilmore Charles F. printer, “ Citizen ” office, boards 43 Bartlett
Gilmore Gilbert, Bleacher y, house 25 Cedar
Gilmore John, machinist, boards 43 Massachusetts Corporation
Gilpatrick Benjamin, carpenter, house 5 Lawrence Corporation
Gilpatrick John ( Woodsum fy G.), hairdresser, 130 Central,
boards 54 Massachusetts Corporation
Gilpatrick Joseph G., Lawrence Corporation, boards 15 do.
Gilpatrick Moses G. daguerreotypist, house G5 Bartlett
Gilpatrick Nathan, Merrimac Corporation, house 174 do.
Gilpatrick Stillman A., Lawrence, boards Lawrence Corporation
Gilroy Bernard, dyer, house G4 Suffolk
Gilroy Michael, laborer, house 105 Lowell
Gilroy Patrick, house 12 William
Gilson Albert, teamster, boards 12 Smith
Gilson Harlow, Prescott, house 10 Prescott Corporation
Gilson Kendall, shoemaker, 228 Middlesex, house do.

Gilson Lucy D. nurse, house 4 Walnut
Gilson Samuel S. quarryman, 4 Lagrange court
Ginty Catharine, widow, house 1 Pearl

Giroux Thomas C., Lawrence, house 78 Lawrence Corporation
Givens Thomas, laborer, house 20 Fenwick
Givney Thomas, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Gladwin Silas F. dentist, 128 Merrimac, house 430 do.

Glancy Catharine, widow, house 4 Carolin’s jdace

Glancy Hugh, Lowell, house rear 19 William

Glancy Thomas, umbrella repairer, house 6 Me Carry court

Gleason Augustus, overseer, Hamilton, house 2 Hamilton Corp.

Gleason Clarissa, widow, house 16 Prescott Corporation

Gleason George, Boott, boards 54 Boott Corporation

Gleason George, engineer, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation

Gleason John, 4 Massachusetts, house 22 Prescott Corporation

Gleason Patrick, Massachusetts, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.

Glidden Nathaniel A. foundry, house 83 Howard

Glidden Olive Mrs. boardinghouse, 3 Suffolk Corporation

Glines Amos, at Cushing & Mack’s, boards 50 Moody

Glines George S. machinist, house 311 Middlesex

Glines William, machinist, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation

Glover William B. house 38 Chapel

Glynn Patrick, flagman, R. R. house rear 11 Thorndike

Goddard Alfred, Lawrence Corporation, house 13 do.

Goddard Benjamin, house Liberty, corner Powell
Goddard Charles T. clerk, at S. N. Wood’s, house Mount Ver-
non, near Westford

Goddard Samuel B. machinist, boards 80 Lawrence Corporation

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Godfrey Eliza, variety store, 117 Market, house do.

Godfrey George, Bleacliery, house 33 do.

Godfrey William, carpenter, house 117 Market
Goding George, house Walnut, corner Chapel
Goding William & Son (W. If. Goding ) y picker factory, 82
Middle, house 25 Church

Goding Wm II. ( Wm . Goding fy Son ), house 27 Church
Goggin Catharine, widow, house Broadway, near Suffolk
Goggin Edward, MeiTiniac, house rear 140 Lowell
Goggin Ellen, widow, house 3 McCarry court
Goggin John, laborer, house 3 McCarry court
Goggin Thomas, sawmiller, house 199 School, near Broadway
Goggle William, laborer, house 92 Suffolk
Going Charles, proprietor American House, 84 Central
Going John, B. & L. R. R. boards 5 Thorndike
Golaher Susan, widow, house 46 Davidson
Golding Edward, Massachusetts, house 59 East Merrimac
Golding Edward, Boott, boards 26 Massachusetts Corporation
Golding Eliza, widow, house 33 Lowell
Golding Hugh, house 86 Charles
Golding James, laborer, house 15 Davidson
Golding Jane, widow, house 28 Fayette
Golding John, house 112 East Merrimac
Golding Luke, laborer, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Golding Owen, laborer, house Ayer’s New City, on R. R.
Golding Patrick, laborer, house 42 William
Golding Patrick, laborer, house River, Centralville
Golding Patrick, Massachusetts, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.
Golding Thomas, laborer, house 38 William
Golding William, 3 Knowles’s place
Goldsmith Hubbard L., Middlesex, house 24 Cady
Goldsmith Thomas, tailor, 1 Appleton’s block, house Pleasant,
Centralville

Good George F. jeweller, 218 Merrimac, house 82 High

Good George F. jewelry, 82 Central

Goodale Aaron, baker, house 41 Appleton

Goodale Amos, trader, house 129 Middlesex

Goodale Orange S. stage agent, 84 Central, boards American Ho.

Goodale Proctor F., Bleacliery, boards 41 Appleton

Goodale William, tinsmith, at Bangs Bros, house 78 Cross

Goodale William H. printer, “Vox Populi ” office, bds. 78 Cross

Goodale William W., Bleacliery, house 63 Lawrence

Goodale , laborer, house River, Centralville

Goodell Harlan P. clerk, at Wm. P. Brazer’s, b. 102 Appleton
Goodell Jothain, Merrimac Print Works, house 26 Cabot
Goodhue Charles, shoemaker, house 11 Fifth, Centralville

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98 LOWELL [ (j ] DIRECTORY.

Goodhue David II. night police, boards 406 Merrimac
Goodhue Eli, laborer, house rear 63 Salem [42 Bartlett

Goodhue Isaac N. ( Swan G. ) counsellor, 3 Canal Block, house
Goodhue Jason (Howe fy Goodhue ), 92 Market, house 82 Third,
Centralville

Goodhue John W. laborer, house 107 River, Centralville
Goodhue Sumner A. shoemaker, house rear 18 Middlesex
Gooding George, sawmiller, boards 5 Thorndike
v Gooding Stephen, sawmiller, boards 5 Thorndike
Goodrich Edward, boards 25 Appleton Corporation
Goodrich Emily Mrs. boardinghouse, 24 Hamilton Corporation
Goodrich Samuel S. B. teacher of penmanship, house 18 Adams
Goodrue John, laborer, house 7 Cabot

Goodspeed Sylvanus P. clerk, 134 Merrimac, house 154 Suffolk

Goodwin Benjamin W. moulder, house 99 Howard

Goodwin Clarendon, carpenter, boards 195 Central

Goodwin George P. clerk, 48 Merrimac, house 4 Tyler

Goodwin John A. editor, house 44 Bartlett

Goodwin Joseph, at But trick & Co.’s, boards 25 Market

Goodwin Leonard, shoemaker, Front, house River, Centralville

Goodwin Milton, shoemaker, house River, Centralville

Googins Benjamin L. carpenter, li. 62 Hamilton Corp., Gorham

Gorden Jeannette Miss, boardinghouse, 3 Massachusetts Corp.

Gordon Allen D., Prescott, house 11 Prescott Corporation

Gordon Ann, widow, house 66 Church

Gordon Daniel H. carpenter, boards 13 Boott Corporation

Gordon David S. blacksmith, house 98 Fletcher

Gordon George W. peddler, house 12 Cady

Gordon James, painter, boards rear 19 River, Centralville

Gonue Peter, house 183 Middlesex

Gordon Louisa L. widow, house 1 1 Prescott Corporation

Gordon Silas D., Merrimac, house 159 Merrimac Corporation

Gordon Stetson L., Lowell, house 35 Fifth, Centralville

Gordon Sylvanus, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation

Gordon Washington, fanner, house First, Centralville

Gorman Bernard, tailor, house 29 Cedar

Gorman Daniel, fireman, house 48 South

Gorman James, Suffolk, boards 24 Adams

Gorman James, machinist, house 116 Middlesex

Gorman Margaret, house rear 10 Dummer

Gorman Mary, widow, house 116 Middlesex

Gorman Michael, laborer, house rear 75 Lowell

Gonnan Thomas, laborer, house 6 Edgerley

Gormley Ann, widow, house 78 Lowell

Gormley Bridget, widow, house rear 26 Lowell

Gormley Bridget, widow, house 94 Gorham

LOWELL [ Gr ] DIRECTORY. 99

Gormley Felix, laborer, house 13 River, Central ville
Gormley John, teamster, house 33 North
Gormley Patrick, variety store, 342 Merrimac, house do.
Gormley Patrick, laborer, house 94 Gorham
Gorton Daniel, house 4 Stackpole

Goss Samuel T. ( Gadieu Goss), gent.’s furnishing goods, 74
Central, house at Salem
Gotham Henry, house High, near Andover
Gould Andrew F. carpenter, house 2 Manahan’s block, Cushing
Gould Dudley F. currier, house Lincoln
Gould George, driver ice wagon, boards at Abel Carkin’s
Gould George E. watchman, Nashua & Lowell Railroad, boards
3 Massachusetts Corporation

Gould George P. boardinghouse, 11 Tremont Corporation
Gould Hollis, fireman, B. & L. R. R. h. Sawtell pi. r. 138 School
Gould Israel, Boott, house 7 Boott Corporation
Gould Jarel, house 83 Lawrence Corporation
Gould Jarel, overseer, Lawrence, h. 83 Lawrence Corporation
Gould John, farmer, house Pollard avenue
Gould Jonathan, depot master, Northern Depot, h. 103 Howard
Gould Richard R. bobbin maker, house 63 Cushing
Gould Robert, moulder, house 15 Queen
Goulden Thomas, Mass, house rear 43 River, Centralville
Goulden Thomas, Lowell, house 21 Lowell Corporation
Goulding Bernard, Bleachery, boards 34 South
Goulding Owen, Bleachery, boards 34 South
Goulding Robert, slater, house 2 Mason’s court
Gove Dana B. provisions, 166 Merrimac, h. 8 Merrimac Corp.
Gove David, grocer, 225 Central, house 16 Mill
Gove ( Jacob ), Cutler ( S. P. ), & Co. ( Ira Clough ), curriers,
Ayer’s New City

Gove Morrill C. at J. C. Ayer’s, house 46 Hamilton Corporation

Gove Winthrop, carpenter, house Oak, corner Nesmith

Goward Francis, machinist, house 1 Goward place

Goward Zephaniah, house 104 Middlesex

Gowdey Sarah Mrs. house 39 Church

Gracie Henry R. sashmaker, house 345 Merrimac

Grady Ellen, widow, house 13 River, Centralville

Grady James, Bleachery, house 17 Cedar

Grady John, foundryman, house 15 Jefferson

Grady Joseph, Middlesex, boards 12 Church

Grady Michael, laborer, house rear 52 Fenwick

Grady Patrick, butcher, 139 Lowell, house 41 Salem

Grady Patrick, laborer, house 39 Fenwick

Graflin Charles, teamster, house 322 Merrimac

Graffum Samuel, Lawrence, boards 43 Lawrence Corporation

100 LOWELL [Q] DIRECTORY.

Graham Frederick, founder, house Liberty, near Town line

Graham George, Hamilton, house 1 Edgerley’s court

Graham James, Boott Corp. house 3 Brown’s court, Centralville

Graham Mary, dressmaker, South, corner Middlesex, house do.

Graham Terrence, house rear 37 Middle

Grande Leon, Lawrence, house 27 Austin

Grann Hugh, carpenter, boards 37 Fayette

Grannott Carl, Hamilton, house 68 Church

Grant Aaron R., Lowell Machine Shop, house 4 S. L., Dutton

Grant Charles IT. machinist, boards 70 Swamp Locks, Mechanics

Grant Farnum, Merrimac, boards 70 Merrimac Corporation

Grant John E. boots and shoes, 75 Central, house 87 Howard

Grant Levi, overseer, Suffolk, house Cabot, opposite Lyman

Grant Lorenzo D. house 25 Charles

Grant Patrick, laborer, house Maiden lane

Grant Philip B. (Cal.), house 70 Swamp Locks, Mechanics

Grant Thomas, machinist, boards 2 Middlesex place

Grattan , at Norcross’s sawmill, boards 339 Middlesex

Graves Charles S. conductor Stony Beach R. R. li. 84 Howard
Graves John W. physician, office and house 14 Hurd
Graves Mary W. Mrs. boardinghouse, 12 Hurd
Graves Orville, clerk, 222 Merrimac, house 14 Common
Graves Simeon IT., Lawrence Corporation, house 51 do.

Gray Albert, moulder, boards 248 Gorham

Gray Albert, Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation

Gray Andrew, laborer, house rear 14 Winter

Gray Charles, machinist, boards 70 South Locks, Mechanics

Gray Daniel S. provisions, 205 Central, house Liberty, n. Smith

Gray Erastus TI., Suffolk, boards 26 Suffolk Corporation

Gray Hannah Mrs. house 30 Hurd

Gray Hanson, Massachusetts, boards 59 Massachusetts Corp.
Gray Irving, stonecutter, boards 5 Prescott Corporation
Gray James, at O. M. Whipple’s, house 6 Swift
Gray Joseph Rev. boards 74 Suffolk
Gray Joshua M. grocer, 22 Cabot, house do.

Gray Keziah, widow, house 22 Cabot
Gray N. M. engineer, boards rear 1 Tilden
Gray Peter, laborer, house 185 Lawrence

Gray William C. house 6 Chuich [Corporation

Gray Wm. D. (Eastman fy Grey), stonecutters, house 5 Prescott
Gray William IT. boardinghouse, 26 Suffolk Corporation
Greeley John, house rear 7 6 Middlesex
Greeley John E. at A. B. French’s, boards do.

Green Amos, Merrimac, house 58 Merrimac Corporation
Green Andrew, provisions, 75 Charles, house do.

Green Benjamin, Hamilton, house 56 Lawrence

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Green Charles, Middlesex, house 20 Davidson
Green Charles, Boott, house 4 Pleasant, Centralville
Green Charles, Lowell Machine Shop, 10 Swamp Locks, Dutton
Green Charles, tin peddler, boards 5 Dane
Green E. D. printer, house rear 48 Church
Green George T., Hamilton, house 63 Hamilton Corp., Gorham
Green Geo. W. clothing manufacturer, Prescott, c. E. Merrimac,
house 97 Salem

Green Hannah Mrs. house 74 Middlesex
Green Ilenrj, machinist, boards 44 Boott Corporation
Green Hugh, laborer, house River, Centralville
Green Isaac, brewer, house 4 West Court
Green James H., Prescott, house 12 Prescott Corporation
Green Jane, widow, house 22 Davidson
Green Joanna Mrs. house 18 Howe
Green Job W., Middlesex, house 56 High
Green John, gardener, house 21 Willie, corner Cross
Green John, overseer Hamilton Print Works, h. Elliott
Green John 0. physician, office Savings Bank building,' house
23 Pawtucket

Green John 0. jr. student, boards 23 Pawtucket

Green Joseph, carpet weaver, house 4 Hale

Green Leonard W., Suffolk, boards Franklin House

Green Levi P. tailor, at Dean & Barnes’s, house 11 Cady

Green Lydia Mrs. house 266 Merrimac

Green Mary J. boardinghouse, 14 Little

Green Michael, grocer’s clerk, 40 Gorham, boards do.

Green Patrick, hostler, at D. Rogers’s, house 23 North
Green Peter, laborer, house 6 Cross
Green Richard, painter, house 60 River, Centralville
Green Robert, Suffolk Corporation, house 4 Cross
Green Rufus K., Bleachery, house 24 do.

Green Samuel S. machinist, house 45 Lawrence Corporation
Green Sylvia, boardinghouse, 112 Merrimac Corporation
Green Watson L. machinist, boards 45 Lawrence Corporation
Green William, woolsorter, house Merrill, rear 180 Lawrence
Greenhalgh William, Merrimac, house 32 Merr. Corp., Dutton
Greenlaw Moses W. clerk, 77 Merrimac, boards 33 Willow
Greenleaf Daniel G. constable, 3 Canal block, house 34 High
Greenleaf John, carpenter, house London, Ayer’s New City
Greenleaf Nathan S. at Walker & Cutter’s, house 24 Chapel
Greenleaf Thomas McDonough, Merrimac, house 1 69 Merrimac
Corporation

Greenwood Frank W. printer, “ Vox Populi ” office, house 145
Middlesex

Greer James, Boott, house 59 River, Centralville

102 LOWELL [ (j ] DIRECTORY.

Gregg George G. turner, boards at Milton Aldrich’s
Gregg Jacob, farmer, house 59 Adams
Gregory Joseph, saloon, 19 Prescott, house do.

Greiner Oscar, musician, boards 38 Prescott Corporation
Grelet Francis, Lawrence, house 46 Lawrence Corporation
Grennott Carl, Hamilton, house 68 Church
Gribben John, laborer, house Holbrook’s court
Griffetli Merrick, overseer, Prescott, h. 2 Prescott Corporation
Griffin Alvah J. dry goods (Boston), house Merrimac, near
Pawtucket

Griffin Arric M. saslimaker, boards 32 Pock
Griffin Catharine, widow, house 4 Cross lane
Griffin Chas., Massachusetts, b. 57 Massachusetts Corporation
Griffin Charles A. at E. Brown’s, boards 26 Willow
Griffin Dawin, Massachusetts, boards 26 Willow
Griffin Ellen, widow, house 118 Middlesex
Griffin George, carpenter, house 36 Franklin
Griffin John, Lowell, boards 96 Lowell
Griffin Joseph, stonemason, house 159 Broadway
Griffin Joseph, boots and shoes, 99 Merrimac, h. 288 School
Griffin Josiah, pumpmaker, house 26 Willow
Griffin Margaret, widow, house rear 52 Piver, Centralville
Griffin Patrick, at the Tannery, house 4 Livingston
Griffin Samuel P. & Co. fancy goods, 70 Merrimac, b. 3 Alder
Griffith John (liu.gr/ &/ Griffith ), umbrella and music store, 77
Merrimac, house 40 Bartlett
Grimes Andrew, grocer, house 99 Suffolk
Grimes Edwin, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 248 Middlesex
Grimes Edwin J. boiler maker, boards 246 Middlesex
Grimes John, foundry, house 22 Lewis
Grimes Samuel W. dentist, boards 47 Fletcher
Grimes William, Hamilton Print Works, house 32 North
Grisim John, Middlesex, house 87 Church
Griswold Henry D. C. jeweller, 218 Merrimac, h. 20 Bartlett
Griswold John, machinist, boards 50 Moody
Groom James, Lowell, house rear Suffolk, near Marion
Groom John, Lowell, house 91 Adams
Grosvenor Jonathan P. patentee, house 59 Butterfield

Groton , at Norcross’ Mill, boards 339 Middlesex

Grout Frank, crossing tender, N. & L. P.P. boards 8 Grand
Grover Ariston, letter cutter, Fletcher, near Hutton, house 52
Appleton

Grover David S. overseer, Prescott, h. 1 Prescott Corporation
Grover Josiah, fruit and confectionary, 47 Merrimac, house do.
Grover William (Loire Sr Grover J, Fletcher, near Bowers,
boards 5 Thorndike

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Groves Robert, sawmiller, boards 5 Thorndike
Grush Josepli S. peddler, house Hale, near Howard
Guild Ilenry C. dry goods, 222 Merrimae, house 400 do.

Guild James W. house 4 Livingston’s block, Appleton

Guild P. K. physician, house 28 Central

Guiton Patrick, Lowell Machine Shop, h. 1 Dempsey’s yard

Gulliland Alexander M., Merrimae, h. Coburn, Centralville

Gunnison Isaac, restaurant, 109 Middlesex

Guptill William, lumber, house 28 Linden

Gurdy Levi, foundry, boards 91 Appleton

Gurdy William P., Lawrence, boards 106 Moody

Gutry Andrew, laborer, house 126 Lowell

HACKETT PATRICK, laborer, house 3 Davis’s court
Hadley Elias II., Merrimae, house Wilder

Hadley John, livery stable, Worthen, rear Mechanics’ Hall,
house 23 Lowell, c. Worthen
Hadley John L. boardinghouse, 51 Boott Corporation
Hadley John W. ( J IF '&> J. M. Hadley ), carpenter, Fletcher, n.
Adams, house Lincoln

Hadley Joshua, carpenter, house Lincoln, near Chelmsford
Hadley Joshua M. ( J. W. fy J. M. Hadley ). carpenter, Fletcher,
near Adams, house Lincoln, near Chelmsford
Hadley Samuel P. jr. counsellor and clerk Police Court, house
Sixth, near Myrtle, Centralville
Hadley Simeon Mrs. house Merrimae Corporation
Hagan John, Merrimae, boards 136 Merrimae Corporation
Hagan Joseph, Boott, house 52 River, Centralville
Hagan Mary, widow, house 94 Moody
Hagen John, tailor, house 15 East Merrimae
Haggerty Mrs. widow, house rear 5 Jefferson
Haggerty Peter, counsellor, 75 Central, boards Washington Ho.
Haggerty Philip P. clerk, Post Office, house Mount Pleasant,
Centralville

Haggerty William, laborer, house rear 36 Appleton
Ilagget John II., Middlesex, boards 18 Charles
Ilaggett Albert A. clerk, Middlesex, house 8 High
I Iaggett Allen Mrs. house 8 High

Ilaggett John, at Putnam & Currier’s, house 18 Charles
Hague Joseph, hlegrinder, house 67 Charles
Haight Chester, dyer, boards 4 Appleton Corporation
Haines Franklin A. job wagon, house 21 Walnut
Haines George W. job wagon, house 73 Church
Hale Bernice S. & Son ( James B.), silk-covered wire manufac.,
Whipple’s Mills, house 18 Abbott
Hale Charles, Boott, boards 25 Boott Corporation

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Ilale Charles M. restorator, Northern Depot, house Parker,
corner Slevens

Ilale Frances W. Mrs. house Front, Centralville
Hale Isaac, paver, house 3 Third, Centralville
Hale James B. ( B. S. Hale § Son ), boards 18 Abbott
Hale Mary B. widow, house 25 Boott Corporation
Ilale Mary II. boardinghouse, 23 Appleton Corporation
Hale Thomas J. bobbin maker, house 4 Bang’s block
Hale William, Boott, house Mount Vernon, Centralville
Haley Aiulr ew, II amilton, house 4 George
Haley James, hostler, Mechanics’ Hotel stable, house bummer
Haley James, Merrimac yard, house 29 Worth en
Haley James, laborer, house 9 Dummer, near Lowell
Ilaley Jeremiah, laborer, house rear 270 Merrimac
Haley William, Middlesex, boards 29 Worthen
Hall Albert B. ( Hartshorn § Hall ), dry goods, 138 Merrimac,
house 31 Chestnut

Hall Albert P. grocer, boards 11 Lawrence

Hall Alfred J. carpenter, boards 9 1 Appleton

Hall Arthur 8. carpenter, house 91 Appleton

Hall Asa (Cal.), house 31 Chestnut

Hall Betsey, widow, house 332 Merrimac

Hall Calvin, grocer, 77 Church, house 11 Lawrence

Ilall Carlos W. bar tender. Market Hotel, house 32 Charles

Hall Christopher C. job wagon, house 258 Merrimac

Hall Crowell C., Merrimac, boards 75 Merrimac Corporation

Hall Ebenezer, blacksmith, house Broadway, near Mt. Vernon

Hall Elisha, Appleton, house 15 Appleton Corporation

Hall George W. 5 Central, boards 31 Chestnut

Hall Gorham 0. machinist, boards 1 7 Lowell Corporation

Hall Harriet M. variety store, 95 Merrimac, house do.

Hall Hiram N., Hamilton, house 35 Hamilton Corporation

Hall James, Boott, house John street avenue

Hall James C., Middlesex, boards 19 Warren

Hall Jeremiah S. house 31 Chestnut

Hall John, Merrimac, boards 75 Merrimac Corporation

Hall John C., Middlesex, house 186 Central

Hall Martin S., Appleton, house 17 Appleton Corporation

Hall Robert L. cabinet maker, house School, c. Butterfield

Hall Samuel, moulder, house 7 9 Church

Hall Sarah, widow, house 14 Winter

Hall Terrence, Hamilton, boards 8 Hamilton Corporation

Hall William, Middlesex, house 3 Abbott

Hall Winthrop, lumberman, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation

Hall Youngson, moulder, house 16 Marshall

Hallett Marsena, shoemaker, 6 Warren, house 11 do.

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Hallett Milo G. salesman, 153 Central, boards 11 Warren
Hallinan Charles, provisions, 7 6 Gorham, house do.

Hallowell Albert, machinist, house 45 Fayette
Hallowed Charles E., Boott, house 65 Boott Corporation
Hallowed Samuel G. farmer, house Bridge, near Dracut line
Halpin Alice, widow, house Holbrook’s court
Halpin Bernard, dyer, house Wad
Halpin Mary Mrs. house 309 Central
Halpin Nicholas, tanner, house Holbrook’s court
Halpin Patrick, jr. laborer, house 118 Middlesex
Halpin Patrick, laborer, boards 118 Middlesex
Halpin Patrick, Middlesex, house 23 George
Halstead Robert, Stott’s mid, house 25 High
Ilalsted Henry, boltmaker, house 23 Floyd
Ham Daniel A. machinist, boards 68 S. L., Mechanics
Ham Henry, driver ice wagon, boards at Abel Carkins’s
Ham Isaac L. stonemason, house 133 Lawrence
Ham John G. mason, h. Seventh, n. Bridge. Centralville
Ham Joseph P., Merrimac, house 41 Merrimac Corporation
Hamer John W. machinist, house 37 Chestnut
Hamer Micah, Stott’s mills, house 66 Lawrence
Hamblet Charles A. mason, house 46 Third, Centralville
Hamblet Gilbert, carpenter, 49 Prescott, house 8 Ford
Hamblet John P. Mrs. millinery, 33 Merrimac, house 24 Third,
Centralville

Hamblet William W. boxmaker, house 115 Middlesex
Hamilton Edward, laborer, house Broadway, corner School
Hamilton Eden, widow, house 102 Moody
Hamilton Patrick, operative, boards 90 Moody
Hamlet Benjamin S. engineer, house Wamesit court, n. Cushing
Hammond A. G. ( George Ripley Go .), cotton batts, &c.,

18 Appleton block

Hammond James, machinist, boards Franklin House
Hanafin William, laborer, house 56 Adams
Hanaford George G., Hamilton, house 39 Appleton
Hanaford Mary L. Miss, house Marion, corner Lagrange
Hanchett Joshua, house rear 2 Dodge
Hancock Daniel, house 19 Floyd

Hancock Horace, brakeman, Stony B. R.R. house Railroad

Hancock Levi, produce agent, house Varnum, Centralville

Hancock Sarah G. Mrs. house 2 Dodge

Hand George J., Merrimac, house 4 Willow place

Hand George W. stonemason, house Pawtucket, above Walker

Handley Abram, Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation

Handley George, Suffolk Corporation, boards 4 do.

Handley Patrick, Lowed, house 1, rear 13, Summer

106 LOWELL [ [I ] DIRECTORY.

Handy Thomas, house rear 43 Chestnut
Ilanigan Peter, laborer, house 06 Gorham
Flanks Stedman W. Rev. house 6 Kirk

Hanley , laborer, house 10 North

Hanley Jerrold, harness maker, house 0 Union

Hanley John, Merrimac, house 15 River, Central ville

Hanley Margaret, widow, house 12 Howe

Hanlien James, Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation

Hannaban Thomas, house 1 Putney’s court

Hannaford William, Suffolk Corporation, house 1 do.

Hannahan Martin, laborer, house Hanover, near Lowell
Flannen William, Middlesex, boards 12 Church
Hanover Terrence, undertaker, house 46 Union
Hanrahan Margaret, widow, house 21 Summer
Haurahan John, grocer, 85 East Merrimac, house do.

Ilansbury Martin, house rear 31 Wo r then
Hanscom Benjamin F. machinist, boards 33 South
Hanscom Charles, machinist, boards 41 Appleton
Hanscom Mary, widow, house 42 Boott Corporation
Hanscom Susan Mrs. boardinghouse, 6 Tremont Corporation
Hansell Hannah, widow, house 66 Andover
Hanson Benjamin T., Lawrence Corporation, house 70 do.
Hanson Ephraim, at O. Allen’s, house 257 Middlesex
Hanson Enos, bobbin maker, house 28 Franklin
Hanson George, farmer, Parker, near Chelmsford line
Hanson Martha G. house 287 Central
Hanson Nathan, house 19 Queen

Hanson Richard R., Prescott, house 36 Prescott Corporation
Hanson Thomas L. bobbin maker, house 3 Lagrange court
Hanson Wm. II. door and blind maker, h. 11 N. Franklin court
Hapgood Edwin, carpenter, house 49 High
Hapgood Ephraim, junk, 43 High, house 49 do.

Hapgood Harry W. hairdresser, 184 Merrimac, boards 260 do.

Hapgood James, house 57 Church

Hapgood John, boards 57 Church

Hapgood William E. S. painter, house 74 High

Flard Charles F. contractor Lowell M. S. house 9 S. L. Dutton

Harding David, Merrimac, house 124 Merrimac Corporation

Harding John (Cal.), house 22 Fourth, Centralville

Harding Joshua, machinist, boards 94 Middlesex

Harding Nathaniel, Merrimac, house 116 Merrimac CorpQration

Harding Oliver M., Boott, house 76 Boott Corporation

Harding Sarah, widow, house 124 Merrimac Corporation

Hardman William, Merrimac P. W. house 83 Merrimac Corp.

Hardy Alexander, machinist, boards 20 Adams

Hardy Alonzo, Massachusetts, hoards 202 Merrimac

LOWELL [ H ] DIRECTORY. 107

Hardy Daniel H. janitor, Huntington Hall, liouse 71 Middle
Hardy Edward, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 73 Middle
Hardy Harvey, sashmaker, boards 139 Merrhnac Corporation
Hardy Hollis A., Lowell, boards 202 Merrimac
Hardy James M. teamster, house 29 Swamp Locks, Worth en
Hardy James T. saloon, house 73 Middle
Hardy James W. tablet maker, boards 75 Middle
Hardy Jonathan E., Merrimac, boards 80 Merrimac Corporation
Hardy Joseph W. watchman, house 61 Worthen
Hardy Philip, overseer, Boott, house 79 Boott Corporation
Hardy Sarah Mrs. house 35 Cushing
Hardy Sophia, widow, house 5 Cady
Hardy William H. house 202 Merrimac
Haren Jonathan, watchman, boards 38 Boott Corporation
Harford Michael, laborer, house 34 Elm
Harkins Elizabeth, widow, house 96 Lowell
Harkins John, Lowell M. S. house 100 Lowell
Harlow Edwin, Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Harlow Noah K. surveyor, house 71 Mechanics
Harmon Abram B. machinist, boards 3 Tremont Corporation
Harmon Ansel A., Lawrence, boards 17 Lawrence Corporation
Harmon Byron R. gunsmith, house 98 Fletcher
Harmon Charles L., Massachusetts, boards 41 Prescott Corp.
Harmon James M. physician, 29 Kirk, house 31 Union
Harmon John M. sawmiller, house 81 School
Harmon Marietta R. widow, house 98 Fletcher
Harn Bridget, widow, house 38 William
Harnden Edwin, at Sargent & Co.’s, house 30 Cabot
Harnden Samuel, coachman at J. Nesmith’s, house Pleasant,
near Andover

Harney Catharine, widow, house 4 Swift
Harney John, American Bolt Co. boards 4 Swift
Harper Alexander, at A. B. French’s, boards do.

Harper Henry, painter, house 1 Lawson
Harper James, Massachusetts, house 20 Fifth, Centralville
Harper John, laborer, house 97 East Merrimac
Harper Mary Mrs. house 67 Market

Harper •, house 97 East Merrimac

Harrahan James, laborer, house rear 25 Lowell

Harren Jonathan, Boott, boards 16 Boott Corporation

Harriden Richard, Lawrence, boards 68 Lawrence Corporation

Harrigan Ann, widow, house 92 Suffolk

Harrigan John, laborer, house 18 Abbott

Harrigan John, at E. B. Patch’s, house rear 92 Gorham

Harrigan Michael, porterhouse, house 84 Suffolk

Harrigan Patrick, Merrimac, house rear 78 Lowell

108 LOWELL [II] DIRECTORY.

Harriman Alonzo 1)., Tremont, house 21 Tremont Corporation

[Iarriman Charles L., Lawrence, liouse 17 Willie

Harriman Charles INI. painter, house Warn es it court, n. Cushing

Harriman Gilbert, stationery, house 21 Chestnut

Harriman Naomi P. Mrs. house 2 GO Merrimac

Harriman Otis, founder, house First, Centralville

Harrington Ann, widow, house Ilowe

Harrington Ann, widow, house 16 Davidson

Harrington Chauncey, carver, boards 30 Fletcher

Harrington Daniel, laborer, house 12 Howe

Harrington Daniel, house 70 Gorham

Harrington George, junk, house rear 55 Gorham

Harrington Henry, at Norcross’s, boards 246 Middlesex

Harrington Henry, Merrimac, boards 136 Merrimac Corporation

Harrington Henry, Massachusetts, h. 2 Merriam’s court, High

Harrington James, laborer, boards 0 George

Harrington Jeremiah, laborer, house 2 Wall

Harrington Jeremiah, laborer, house 43 Lowell

Harrington John, house 41 Davidson

Harrington John, battingmill, house 27 Congress

Harrington Julia, widow, house alley, rear 17 Union

Harrington Lyman, produce, house 69 Adams, near Fletcher

Harrington Margaret, widow, house rear 81 Lowell

Harrington Margaret, widow, house 1 Wall

Harrington Mary, widow, house 11 Kidder

Harrington Mary, widow, house 10 Davidson

Harrington Mary, widow, house 1 6 Davidson

Harrington Mary, widow, house 55 Lowell

Harrington Nelson Mrs. house 45 Union

Harrington Patrick, house Green, near George

Harrington Patrick, laborer, house rear 17 Union

Harrington Patrick, laborer, house rear 13 Dummer

Harrington Thomas,' tanner, house 4 Davidson lane

Harrington Timothy, farmer, house 69 School, corner Lawson

Harrington William, laborer, house 1 3 Winter

Harrington William, house 39 Fletcher

Har rington , provision dealer, boards 5 Jackson

Harris Edward, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation

Harris Eliza A. Mrs. house 120 Merrimac

Harris George, variety store, 113 Middlesex, house do.

Harris George L. overseer, Lawrence, house 163 Moody
Harris George L. machinist, boards at N. J. Wier’s
Harris Harriet L. Mrs. house 182 Lawrence
Harris John, Bleachery, house 2 Swift
Harris John S. painter, house 94 East Merrimac
Harris Mary, widow, house 18 Fayette

LOWELL [ H ] DIRECTORY. 109

Harris Newman, house 40 Marion

Harris Newton, Lawrence, boards 68 Lawrence Corporation
Harris Onias, Lowell Machine Shop, house 47 Swamp Locks,
Worthen,

Harris William, house Pearl, near Bow, Centralville

Harrison Isaac, Hamilton, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation

Harrison James, music teacher, house 27 Kirk

Harrison Joseph, Prescott, house 21 Prescott Corporation

Harrison Levi, Hamilton, house 3 Mason’s court

Harrison William, grocer, 1 Carolin’s Block, Fayette, house do.

Hart Andrew, Middlesex, house 21 Clay

Hart Charles F., Tremont, house 43 Hanover

Hart Cornelius, laborer, house 50 Fenwick

Hart Daniel, laborer, house 124 Lowell

Hart Edward, Lowell, house 2 Water

Hart James, sashmaker, house 6 South Franklin court

Hart John J. painter, 7 Central, house 9 Fifth, Centralville

Hart Michael, currier, boards 5 1 Lowell

Hart Nancy F. dressmaker, Nesmith’s Build’g, b. 36 Mass. Corp.
Hart Patrick, laborer, house 3 Carolin’s place
Hart Rufus, moulder, house 64 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Hart Thomas, house 33 Adams
Hart Thomas A. seaman, boards 64 Moody
Hart William, laborer, boards 52 Fenwick
Hartford Hiram, lumberman, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Hartford Mark, bobbin maker, house 330^ Merrimac
Hartley Henry, tea peddler, house 21 Warren
Hartley Henry A. clerk, 7 Central, boards Warren
Hartley James, currier, boards 5 Thorndike
Hartley William, American Bolt Company, house 185 Lawrence
Hartshorn ( Edward ) & Hall ( Albert B. ), dry goods, 138 Merri-
mac, house 46 Tyler

Ilartsoii Jonathan, at Dr. Wood’s, h. 69 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Hartwell Cephas L. clerk, at B. &. L. and N. & L. II. R. freight
depot, boards 49 Cushing
Hartwell Ira, Suffolk, house 9 Suffolk Corporation
Hartwell James D. 251 Merrimac, house 160 Moody
Harvey Abner, clerk, boards 38 Boott Corporation
Harvey Alice, widow, house rear 42 Appleton
Harvey Augustus, Merrimac, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
Harvey Charles H. clerk, 30 Merrimac, boards 21 Boott Corp.
Harvey Hugh, Bleach ery, house 90 Charles
Harvey John, house 11 William

Harvey William Mrs. boardinghouse, 21 Boott Corporation
Harwood David S., Massachusetts, house 17 Mass. Corporation
Harwood Isaac, Tremont Corporation, house 23 do.

110 LOAVELL [ ] DHIECTORY.

Harwood James, carpet weaver, boards Thorndike, c. Madison
Harwood John H. physician, boards 21 John

Harwood , teamster, boards 339 Middlesex

Haseltine George W. sup’t public buildings, house 88 South
Ilascltine Mary Mrs. house 299 Central
Ilasey Edward W. teamster, house Pine, near Westford
Hasey Henry, at O. Allen’s, boards 248 Middlesex
Haskell Charles T. cutler and locksmith, house Merrimac, corner
Maiden lane

Haskell Edwards L. boards C. T. Haskell’s

Haskell Job H. stencil cutter, 13 Middle, boards 38 Chapel

Haskell Lorenzo, Lowell, boards 14 Warren

Haskell Lucy J. dressmaker, 54 Merrimac, boards 21 John

Haskell Theodore B. machinist, house 63 Worthen

Hassell Abby E. dressmaker, boards 113 Merrimac

Hasset Patrick, house rear 21 North

Hastin John, Merrimac, house 38 Lewis

Hastings Alexander, farmer, at Rev. L. J. Fletcher’s

Hastings Patrick, machinist, house rear 90 Appleton

Hatch Albert, Merrimac, boards 149 Merrimac Corporation

Hatch Alfred A. clerk, 5 Prescott Block, boards 10 Willow

Hatch Ballard, paper carrier, house 10 Warren

Hatch Ebenezer L. shoemaker, house River, Centralville

Hatch Ebenezer L. shoemaker, 116 Middlesex, house do.

Hatch E. S., Lowell, house 14 Lowell Corporation
Hatch Francis, Prescott, boards 18 Prescott Corporation
Hatch Fred A. clerk, Merrimac, boards 10 Willow
Hatch George S. harness maker and carriage trimmer, 46 Cen-
tral, house 38 High
Hatch Hannah, widow, house 38 High
Hauver Jacob, carpenter, boards 42 Grand
Hauver Levi, carpenter, house 4 Livingston block, Appleton
Haviland Patrick, sexton St. Patrick’s Church, li. 11 Jefferson
Hawes Daniel, blacksmith, house Auburn, comer Linden
Hawes William T. reedmaker, house 69 Church
Ilawkes Andrew N. shoemaker, house 12 Hudson
Hawley Emily, house 11 Dodge

Haworth Thomas, Merrimac, house 175 Merrimac Corporation
Hawthorne Thomas, Merrimac, house 117 Merrimac Corporation
Hawthorne William, laborer, house 34 River, Centralville
Hay Wellington, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Hayden Alfred P. painter, house Coburn, n. River, Centralville
Hayden Ephraim F. baker, house Fletcher, corner Dane
Hayden Rufus N. at L. J. Fames & Co.’s, house Thorndike, cor.
Gorham

Hayden Thomas, Boott, house 3 Pleasant

LOWELL [ D ] DIRECTORY. Ill

Hayes Dexter, teamster, house 111 East Merrimac

Hayes John, laborer, house Maiden lane

Hayes John, laborer, house 66 Suffolk

Hayes Joseph R. apothecary, 12 Central, house 10 Nesmith

Hayes Lawrence, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Hayes George D. at Cushing & Mack’s, boards 1 Chapel
Hayes Mary, widow, house rear 50 Fenwick
Hayes Patrick, laborer, house rear 1 5 Dummer
Hayes Patrick, laborer, house rear Cross, near Marion
Hayes William, house 1 Chapel
Haynes Alvin, Hamilton, house 50 Charles
Haynes Anna, widow, house 1 6 Third, Centralville
Haynes George, Merrimac, house 62 Merrimac Corporation
Haynes Gilbert, Massachusetts, boards 36 Prescott Corporation
Haynes Henry S. crockery, china, glass, britannia, and plated
ware, 45 Merrimac, boards 7 High street square
Haynes James, machinist, boards 94 Middlesex
Haynes John M. W., Middlesex, boards 38 Charles
Haynes Joseph, machinist, boards 29 Cushing
Haynes Lydia, widow, house 64 Massachusetts Corporation
Haynes Stillman, student, Tyler’s block, Central, b. City Hotel
Haynes Thomas G. shoemaker, boards 16 Third, Centralville
Hayward Amos B. principal Franklin school, boards 12 Hurd
Hayward Clark, painter, house 49 East Merrimac
Hayward G. M. Mrs. dressmaking and fancy goods, 49 E. Merr.
Hayward S. H. boots and shoes, 26 Central, b. 51 E. Merrimac
Hazeltine Royal T. carpenter, house 56 Boott Corporation
Ilazen Carlos, at Person Noyes’s, house 43 Fayette
Hazen Daniel C. physician, 143 Middlesex, boards Wamesit
House

Hazen Elijah B., Prescott, boards 5 Prescott Corporation

Head Luther, machinist, boards 56 Wortlien

Head Mary Mrs. house 8 Charles

Head Thomas, blacksmith, boards 8 Charles

Heald Ai, laborer, boards Cushing, comer Wamesit court

Heald Ai W. teamster, house Cushing, corner Wamesit court

Heald Jeremiah W. box maker, boards 30 Hamilton Corporation

Heald Nelson L. carpenter, house Cushing, corner Wamesit ct.

Heald Sumner B. photographist, 89 Merrimac, boards 37 Andover

Heald Timothy, Massachusetts, boards 61 Massachusetts Corp.

Healey David, house 19 Fourth, corner Read, Centralville

Healey David jr., Merrimac Print Works, boards at D. Healey’s

Healey George, blacksmith, house 1 Union

Healey Henry, engraver, Merrimac, house 45 Merrimac Corp.

Healy James, block printer, house 20 Fayette

Healy Joseph, Merrimac, house 55 Merrimac Corporation

112 LOWELL [ JJ ] DIRECTORY.

Hearn Harry, house rear 11 1 Middlesex

Heath Elbridge G., Lowell Machine Shop, house 4 Pearl

Heath William, Lawrence Corporation, boards 56 do.

Heathwood Thomas, Lafayette House, Middlesex, near Walker

Heaton Solomon, Boott, boards 21 Market

Hedge Levi, chief clerk Post Ollice, boards American House

Hedrick George, pianofortes, 36 Central, house 66 Andover

Heenan Michael, Middlesex, boards 24 Hurd

Heffern William, mason, house 2 Davidson lane

Heffeman Mary, widow, house 162 Lowell

Heffren Margaret, house 75 Lowell

Hegan Michael, laborer, house 33 Lowell

Helan James, blacksmith, house 29 William

Heland Hannah, widow, house 24 Adams

Heland John II. groceries, 24 Adams, house do.

Hemenway Benjamin F. boardinghouse, 119 Central

Hemenway Joseph II. cigar maker, boards 52 Bartlett

Hemenway Marshall, clerk, 32 Middlesex, house 125 Gorham

Hemenway Rollin F., Lawrence, house 71 Lawrence Corp.

Hemingway Joseph II. cigars, 31 Central, boards 52 Bartlett

Heminway Francis, laborer, house 142 Suffolk

Henbury Martin, baker, house rear 177 Central

Hench William, laborer, house 3 Salem

Henderson Alexander, produce, house 39 Andover

Henderson George, carpenter, house Water, corner Andover

Henderson John, at C. B. Richmond’s, house 166 Lawrence

Henderson Lizzie R. widow, house 49 High

Henderson William, Lowell, house Auburn, corner Linden

Hendrick Lawrence, laborer, house Stevens, n. Chelmsford line

Henessey Catharine, widow, house 5 Cross

Henessey Ellen, widow, house rear 2 Fenwick

Henessey John, laborer, house 60 Adams

Henessey William, foundryman, boards 5 Cross

Henright James T. printer, u Advertiser ” office, house 42 South

Henry Daniel E. carpenter, house 84 Church

Henry James E. printer, house 42 South

Henry John B., Massachusetts, house 42 Massachusetts Corp.

Henry Michael, laborer, house 16 Little

Herbert Andrew, mason, house 6 Knowles place

Heron Patrick, laborer, house Maiden lane

Herrick Andrew J. paper carrier, boards Tremont, c. Merrimac

Herrick Sarah Miss, house 65 Worthen

Herrick William M. 3 Appleton block

Hersey Amos J. (California), house 2 Garnet

Hersey Hiram, boardinghouse, house 37 Boott Corporation

Heslin Peter, coachman, house 31 Fayette

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Hession Michael, laborer, house 41 River, Centralville
Hibbert Charles, machinist, house 67 Cushing
Hibbert George, bobbin maker, house rear 70 Dutton
Hickey James, laborer, house 53 Fenwick
Hickey John, ballast er (Boston), house 2 South Highland
Hickey Michael, bootmaker, boards 144 Suffolk
Hickey Patrick, canaler, house 136 Lowell
Hicks Benj. H., Massachusetts, house 29 Prescott Corporation
Hicks Gustavus, machinist, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation
Higgins Ellen, widow, house 1 Andover
Higgins Frank, laborer, house Green, near George
Higgins Honora, widow, house rear High, near Chestnut
Higgins John, at O. M. Whipple’s, house 181 Lawrence
Higgins William, Merrimac, house 8 William
Higgins William, Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation
Hight Clark C., Middlesex, boards 5 Tyler
Hilborn William H. hostler, Washington House, h. 21 Church
Hildreth Albert G. farmer, house First, n. Bridge, Centralville
Hildreth Charles L., Lowell Machine Shop, house 89 Howard
Hildreth Ephraim, farmer, house Liberty, near Chelmsford
Hildreth ( F. A.) & Hunt ( Charles ), publishers of “ Lowell Ad-
vertiser,” and “ Lowell Patriot and Advertiser,” 48 Central
Hildreth Fisher A. postmaster, office Merrimac, head of Central,
house Sixth, corner Myrtle, Centralville
Hildreth Henry A. wireworker, 10 Central, house 14 do
Hildreth Jane H. Mrs. variety store, Bridge, corner Second,
house do. Centralville
Hill Abel T. carpenter, boards 6 Tilden
Hill Ann, widow, house rear 248 Merrimac
Hill Archelaus M. machinist, boards 59 Appleton
Hill Asa V., Boott, boards 33 Chestnut
Hill Benjamin C., Suffolk, house 16 Suffolk Corporation
Hill Bridget, widow, house 4 Knowles’s place
Hill Calvin B. house 114 Central
Hill Charles, barber, 5 Central, boards 21 Market
Hill David, clerk, 31 Merrimac, boards 59 Appleton
Hill David, house 118 Appleton
Hill David L. machinist, house 158 Suffolk
Hill Eliza, dressmaker, boards 76 Church

Hill Epaphras A. wood, Middlesex, c. School, h. Pine, n. Westf’d
Hill Franklin, teamster, boards 29 Cushing
Hill George E. carpenter, boards 59 Appleton
Hill George F. at S. Convers’s, boards 101 Central
Hill George W. machinist, house 13 Tilden
Hill Hosea B. carriage maker, boards 101 Central
Hill Jacob O. stonecutter, house 59 Appleton street
5

114 LOWELL [ H ] DIRECTORY.

Hill Job Mrs. house 154 Suffolk street

Hill John, operative, house 16 Green

Hill John B., Boott, house 56 Boott Corporation

Ilill Joseph, carpenter, Merrimac, house 93 Merrimac Corp.

Hill Joshua, upholsterer, 7 Central, boards 95 Market
Ilill Lawrence M. grocer, house rear 44 Salem
Hill Lydia Mrs. house 114 Central

Hill Martin V. B. clerk at R. B. Randall's, boards 59 Appleton
Hill Nathaniel, Locks and Canals, house 40 Worthen
Hill Paul, superintendent water works, Locks and Canals, house
Worthen, near Mechanic

Hill Peter W., Massachusetts, house 33 Chestnut

Hill Rebecca, nurse, house 2 Boott Corporation

Hill Rufus F. machinist, house 8 Branch

Hill Thomas, Massachusetts, house 3 John street avenue

Hill William, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 5 Jackson

Hill William C., Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation

Hill William E. joiner, house 19 Franklin square

Hill Wright L. carriagesmitli, house* 164 Gorham

Hills Eliphalet, house 8 Adams

Hills George D. at J. C. Ayer & Co.'s, boards 3 Hunt's court
Hills George H. flour, 15 Lowell, house 20 Tyler
Hills Paul, carpenter, house 122 Moody
Hills Prudence Miss, house 122 Moody
Hilton Albert, Tremont, boards 3 Tremont Corporation
Hilton Benjamin F. watchman, Mass, boards 59 Mass. Corp.
Hilton George H. machinist, boards 38 Boott Corporation
Hilton Hoyt W. dry goods, 134 Merrimac, house Bridge, cor.
Fourth, Centralville

Hilton Lucius W. clerk, 134 Merrimac, b. H. W. Hilton's

Hilton Moses, conductor, boards 72 Mechanics

Hilton P. R. printer, “Vox Populi" office, b. 38 Boott Corp.

Hilton Robert V., Tremont, boards 3 Tremont Corporation

Hinckley Albert »L., Lowell, house 22 Lowell Corporation

Hinckley Frederick Rev. h. Third, c. Mt. Vernon, Centralville

Hinckley Isaac, agent Merrimac, house Merrimac, cor. Kirk

Hines Ann, widow, house 38 Appleton

Hird William, Lowell, boards 7 Lowell Corporation

Hirsch William E. engineer, boards 5 Thorndike

Hiscox Andrew J. filecutter, house 71 High

Hiscox John, Boott, boards 71 Warren

Hissop Frank, blacksmith, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Hixon Lloyd W. medical student, boards Nesmith, c. Wyman
Hoahn Ernest, machinist, house 167 Merrimac Corporation
Hoar Bridget, house 88 Suffolk
Hoar Ellen, widow, house 33 Fenwick

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Hoar John, Hale’s mills, house Congress, rear Hale’s mills
Hoar Joseph, Lowell Machine Shop, house 58 Adams
Hoar Maurice, laborer, boards 28 Fenwick
Hoar Michael, grocer, 106 Suffolk, house do.

Hoar Thomas, laborer, boards 28 Fenwick
Hobbs James, house 40 Third, Centralville
Hobbs Joseph, bobbin maker, boards 43 Lawrence Corporation
Hobbs Morrill, riverman, boards 56 Lawrence Corporation
Hobbs Ruth A. variety store, 17 ^ Merrimac, house 40 Third,
Centralville

Hobbs Stephen, lumberman, house 45 Cushing
Hobson George, Hamilton, house 24 Linden
Hodgdon Alvin, Bleachery, b. foot Bleach ery street
Hodgdon Joseph M., Boston & Lowell R. R. h. 123 Middlesex
Hodgdon Samuel G. carpenter, house 1 Manahan block, Cushing
Hodge David C. shoemaker, boards 4 Tilden court
Hodge Henry, Appleton, house 109 Middlesex
Hodge. John M. boots and shoes, 47 East Merrimac and 10 Til-
den, house 4 Tilden court

Hodge Joseph A. machinist, house 34 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Hodge Lyman, clerk, 47 East Merrimac, b. 4 Tilden court
Hodge William A., Lawrence, house 8 Lawrence Corporation
Hodgins Samuel, Lowell, boards rear 53 Charles
Hodgkin Stephen, sawfiler and carpenter, 302 Merrimac, li. do.
Hodgkins Samuel S., Appleton, house 160 Gorham
Hodgman Abel G. carriage maker, 224 Middlesex, house 58
West Union

Hodgman Benjamin, bookkeeper, 45 Central, h. 133 Lawrence
Hodgman Isaac, Merrimac, house 56^- Merrimac Corporation
Hodgman Simon T. roofer, house 23 Smith
Hodgman William, Tremont, house 330 Merrimac
Hodgson Asa H. hairdresser, 184 Merr. b. 41 Merr. Corp.

Hoey Thomas, laborer, house 38 Crosby

Hogan Charles, foundry, boards 89 East Merrimac

Hogan James H. lumberman, house 14 Queen

Hogan James, block printer, house 5 Prospect

Hogan John C. cigar maker, house Gorham, near Moore

Hogan Michael, Lowell Machine Shop, house 20 Adams

Hogan Michael, lumberman, boards 15 Hamilton Corporation

Hogan Patrick, laborer, house 4 Winter

Hogan Thomas, Lowell, house 29 Marion

Hogan Thomas, Lowell Corporation, house 45 Prescott Corp.

Hogan William, laborer, house 4 Winter

Hogan William, Hamilton, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation

Hogan William, laborer, house rear 17 Cross

Holbrook Abraham S. carpenter, house 21 Andover

116 LOWELL [II] DIRECTORY.

Holbrook Ad in, house 13 Kirk

Holbrook Frederick A. clerk, 36 Merrimae, b. 51 E. Merrimac
Holbrook Geo. E. at J. C. Ayer’s, house 390 Merrimac
Holden Alice, widow, house 82 Moody
Holden Alraeda Mrs. house 53 Charles
Holden Artemas, house 39 Pawtucket, opposite Beacon
Ilolden Eliza AY. boardinghouse, 20 Tremont Corporation
Holden Frederick A. at Locks and Canals, Dutton, c. Merrimac,
house 30 Race [30 Race

Holden Horace G. water measurer, Locks and Canal Co. house
Holden Peter, Tremont, house 88 Moody
Holden Roxanna Mrs. house 53 Salem
Holden Rufus, trader, house 28 Howard
Holland Jane, widow, house rear 252 Merrimac
Holland John, blacksmith, house 93 Adams
Holland John, Merrimac, house rear 16 Dummer
Holland John AY. overseer, Merrimac, house 30 Merrimac Corp.
Holland Levi G., Merrimac Corporation, house 122 do.

Holland Lewis K. ( Knowles Sf Holland) grocer, Lowell, corner
AYorthen, boards 30 Merrimac Corporation
Holland Michael, Suffolk, house 249 Merrimac
Holland Michael, tailor, house 247 Merrimac
Holland AYilliam, laborer, house 8 Cross
Hollihan Patrick, laborer, house rear 21 North
Hollinger Daniel, millinery, 107 Merrimac, house do.

Hollis James, Hamilton, house 48 Appleton
Hollis Levi F. milkman, house 85 Thorndike, near Hale
Hollis Mary A. Miss, variety store, 189 Central, house 78 South
Hollowell Tempest, at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, house Pawtucket
street bridge

Holman Abner C. in bobbin shop, house 78 Church
Holman John, Merrimac, house 176 Merrimac Corporation
Holmes Betsey, widow, house AYater, near Pond
Holmes Edward, Hamilton, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation
Holmes Lyman, stonecutter, boards 2 Middlesex place
Holmes Mark, at T. B. Comins’s, boards head of Perrin
Holmes Naney P. house 148 Suffolk

Holmes Sarah Mrs. boardinghouse, 27 Massachusetts Corp.
Holmes Stillman, Lowell, boards 35 Hamilton Corporation
Holmes AYilliam,. turner, house Broadway, corner School
Hols ton John C., Massachusetts, house 34 Prescott Corporation
Holt (Abiel) & Kittredge (Luther), wood and coal dealers,
Middlesex, near Gorham, house Broadway, corner AYillie
Holt Abraham, hairdresser, house 38 AYater
Holt Albion, bookkeeper, Howe, house 8 Chestnut
Holt Asa, Appleton, boards 4 Appleton Corporation

LOWELL CPI] DIRECTORY. 117

Holt Daniel, carpenter, Howe, house 20 Nesmith, near Chestnut
Holt Daniel, physician, 15 John, house do.

Holt Francis D. counsellor, house 20 Nesmith
Holt George F. fruits and confectionery, 52 Central, b. 101 do.
Holt Henry A. sawmill, boards 3 Appleton Corporation
Holt James, Stott’s Mills, house 38 Water
Holt John, patent press dyer, Howe, house 16 Nesmith
Holt Joseph S. paymaster, Tremont Corp. house 172 Suffolk st.
Holt Levi, machinist, house 38 Water [Howard

Holt ( Luther ) & Burgeron (Lewis ), carriage manuf. Arch, h. 34
Holt Paul, house 14 Ilace
Holt Sarah Mrs. house 1 Tilden court
Holton Frederick, house 24 Pawtucket, near Fletcher
Homan Charles C. sea captain, boards 5 Moore
Homer Charles W. Rev. house 1 5 Kirk
Honey Sophia, boardinghouse, 38 Lawrence Corporation
Hood Abraham K. carpenter, Willie, corner Rock, house 164
Broadway

Hood Elizabeth, widow, house 80 Church
Hood George, machinist, boards 254 Merrimac
Hood Gilman A., Appleton, house 17 Appleton Corporation
Hood James W. machinist, boards 46 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Hood Jeannette, widow, house 46 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Hood William F. clerk, at J. T. Billings’s bds. Appleton Corp.
Hooke Henry M. physician, Welles’s Block, house Merrimac, cor.
Pawtucket

Hoole John H., Merrimac, house 53 Merrimac Corporation
Hoole William, Hamilton, house foot of Pond

Hoole , Merrimac, boards 11 Boott Corporation

Hooper John, cook, house Coburn, near River, Central ville
Hooper Lois Mrs. house 13 Suffolk Corporation
Hope Henry, Merrimac, house 144 Merrimac Corporation
Hope John, house 137 Lowell
Hope John jr. tinsmith, house 137 Lowell
Hope John E. tinsmith, boards 137 Lowell
Hope Jonathan (American Bolt Co.), house 291 Central
Hope Mary, widow, house 144 Merrimac Corporation
Hopkins Frank, carpenter, boards 34 Hamilton Corporation
Hopkins Freedom D. photographs, Carieton Block, house 105
East Merrimac

Hopkins James, deputy sheriff, 55 Central, house 343 Merrimac

Hopkins James A. boards 343 Merrimac

Hopkins John W. clerk, 166 Merrimac, boards 202 do.

Hopkins LaFayette, mason, boards 248 Gorham
Hopkins Payson, machinist, boards 5 Jackson
Horn Alfred, boards 54 Smith

118 LOWELL [II] DIRECTORY.

Horn Benjamin, machinist 14 Lagrange court
Horn Charles C. C. machinist, boards 13 Lagrange court
Horn Frank C., N. & L. freight dopot, house 297 Middlesex
Horn Sam’l, house 54 Smith
Horn Winifred Mrs. house rear 37 Middle
Ilorne C. Miss, dressmaker, Nesmith’s new Building, 43 Merri-
mac, boards 52 Chestnut

Horne Daniel W. & Co. ( George W. Horne ), roofers, Western
avenue, house G South Highland
Horne George W. (D. W. Ilorne § Co.) li. r. G So. Highland
Horner William, Middlesex, house 2 Abbott
Horton John F. carpenter, 13 Prescott, house 52 Tyler
Horton Mary Mrs. house 47 Chapel

Hosford Hoeum, dry goods, 4G Merrimac, house 2G0 Central
Hosmer Edward S. provisions, 87 E. Merrimac, h. 1 Livermore
Hosmer Nathan D. clerk, 87 E. Merrimac, boards 1 Livermore
Hosmer Stephen, house 1 Livermore

Houghton William S., Lowell Machine Shop, h. 44 Lagrange
Hovey Augustus, boardinghouse, 14 Massachusetts Corporation
Hovey Charles ( Carleton fy Hovey ), apothecaries, City Hall
Building, house Park, opposite Chestnut
Hovey Cyrus, silversmith, Bridge, near River, house 4 Sixth,
Central ville

Hovey Joseph, house 34 Fourth, Central ville
Hovey Joseph jr. at R. Read & Son’s, h. 34 Fourth, Centralville
Ilovey Joshua & William, grocers and shoe manufacturers,
Bridge, near River, house 2 Fifth, Centralville
Hovey William (J. fy TV. Hovey), house 8 Fourth, Centralville
Howard Bridget, widow, house 8 Summer
Howard Ebenezer, Merrimac, house rear 3 Dodge
Howard Edward D. boards 55 Lawrence Corporation
Howard Elbridge G., Lowell Machine Shop, h. 1 Farson’s court
Howard Horace, lumber, coal, and wood, Western avenue, house
Chelmsford, corner Liberty
Howard Horace jr. clerk, boards at H. Howard’s
Howard James, wood and coal, 15 Prescott, house 45 Summer
Howard James, Bleachery, house 34 do.

Howard John, laborer, house 1 6 Adams

Howard Lewis, proprietor Howard House, 211 Middlesex

Howard Martin, Lawrence, boards 1 G Adams

Howard Martin Y. B. teamster, boards rear 3 Dodge

Howard Patrick, laborer, house 1G Adams

Howard Patrick, Merrimac, house 72 Market

Howard Peter, Bleachery, house Carter, corner Livingston

Howarth Thomas, Hamilton, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation

Howe Abraham, at Howe & Goodhue’s, house 40 High

LOWELL [H] DIRECTORY. 119

Howe Albert, carpenter, house 37 Branch
Howe Alfred, foundry, boards 4 Appleton Corporation
Howe Anthony, laborer, house 22 South
Howe Augustus J. clerk, 126 Central, boards Oak, c. Nesmith
Howe Charles F. counsellor, 6 Canal block, boards 47 Lawrence
Corporation

Howe Charles M. house 7 Warren
Howe Clarissa, widow, house 360 Merrimac
Howe Edward, boxmaker, house 16 Marshall
Howe ( Edward B.) & Goodhue ( Jason ), card manufacturers, 92
Market, house 68 Andover, corner Nesmith
Howe Elizabeth, widow, house 63 Lowell
Howe Freeman W. laborer, house 29 Bartlett
Howe George W. mason, house 10 Hamilton Corporation
Howe George JV. student, boards 22 Third, Central ville
Howe Henry C. & J. F. carpenters, at O. Allen’s mills, house
Summer, corner Thorndike

Howe Horace F. carpenter, 9 Third, house 20 do., Centralville
Howe Ivory H. fruits, &c. 57-1 Central, house Oak, c. Nesmith
Howe James, Lowell, house 18 Lowell Corporation
Howe James A. student, boards 22 Third, Centralville
Howe James M. carpenter, Second, near Bridge, house 17 Third,
Centralville _

Howe Jane Mrs. house rear 10 Third, Centralville
Howe Jeroboam, city scales, rear City Market, house Oak,
corner Nesmith

Howe Joanna, widow, house rear 61 Middle
Howe John F. ( H. O. Sr J- F. Hoive ), h. Summer, c. Thorndike
Howe Josiali S. carpenter, Second, near Bridge, house 7 Third,
Centralville

Howe J. Munroe, Lowell, boards 136 Merrimac Corporation
Howe Levi, 30 Market, boards 9 Central

Howe Lorenzo G. carpenter, First, c. Read, h. 22 Third, Cent’ville

Howe Lydia, widow, house 29 Bartlett

Howe Patrick, Hamilton, boards 22 South

Howe Sarah B. boardinghouse, 47 Lawrence Corporation

Howe Sylvia, boardinghouse, 9 Central

Howe Warren, clerk, boards 17 Third, Centralville

Howe William E., Boott, house 2 Boott Corporation

Howe William G. carpenter, house 10 Myrtle, Centralville

Howes Benjamin F. at Lampson & Rogers’s, h. 26 Lagrange

Howes Lucius, painter, house 29 Cushing

Howes ( Samuel P.) & Evans ( James F. ), portrait painters and
daguerrean artists, 112 Merrimac, house 35 Wahiut
Howes William, grocer’s clerk, house 35 Cushing
Hoyle Abraham, Hamilton Print Works, house 8 Charles

120 LOWELL [ JJ ] DIRECTORY.

Hoyle Samuel, stable, 70 Charles, house 77 do.

Hoyt Abigail Mrs. house 165 Moody
Hoyt Alfred, Suffolk, house 11 Suffolk Corporation
Hoyt Andrew J. house 96 East Merrimac
Iloyt Baron S. Hamilton, house 90 Gorham
Hoyt Charles B. F., Suffolk Corporation, h. 7 Cabot block
Hoyt Charles C. clerk, 12 Tilden, boards 50 Moody
Hoyt Charles E. painter, 158 Suffolk, boards 224 Middlesex
Hoyt Daniel S. mason, house 32 Auburn
Hoyt Don Carlos, N. & L. Freight Depot, h. 136 School
Hoyt Eli W. clerk at E. A. Staniels & Co.’s, b. 102 Appleton
Hoyt George B. carpenter, house rear 61 Church
Hoyt Jane, widow, house 15 East Merrimac
Hoyt Jane B. widow, house 30 Suffolk Corporation
Hoyt Levi, Lowell, boards 58 Massachusetts Corporation
Hoyt Nancy S. widow, house 58 Fayette
Hoyt Royal H. Merrimac, house 120 Merrimac Corporation
Hoyt Saloma, widow, h. 1 1 Suffolk Corporation
Hoyt William C. painter, house 158 Suffolk
♦Hoyt William H. contractor, Lowell Machine Shop, house
Gates, corner Westford

Hubbard Benjamin, in sawmill, boards 56 Massachusetts Corp.
Hubbard Charles, carpenter, Wamesit Mills, h. 147 Broadway
Hubbard Horace S. teamster, house 4 Goward place
Hubbard John E. jr. Rev. house 248 Central
Hubbard Josephine, boards 26 Massachusetts
Hubbard Josiah, real estate broker, 3 Canal blk. h. 31 Bartlett
Hubbard ( J. Q. A .) & Blake ( Jesse ), pat. leather manufactory,
Ayer’s New City, house 5 Chelmsford
Hubbard Owen, Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation
Huckins Charles W. blacksmith, house Wamesit court, corner
Dutton

Huckins Dana, carpenter, house 12 Third, Centralville
Huckins David, blacksmith, boards Wamesit court, c. Dutton
Huckins William, blacksmith, house 39 Branch
Hudson James, machinist, boards 30 Rock
Hudson William Mrs. boardinghouse, 12 Hamilton Corporation
Hughes Edward, Bleachery, house Gorham, near Railroad
Hughes Francis, Bleachery, boards Gorham, corner London,
near the Railroad

Hughes John, Bleachery, house 3 Livingston

Hughes John, Boott, house rear 23 River, Centralville

Hull Amos, coffin warehouse, 23 Prescott, house 243 Central

Hull Henry, at G. W. Norris’s, house 243 Central

Hull Thurbcr, house 105 East Merrimac

Hulme James, Hamilton, house 21 South

LOWELL [H] DIRECTORY. 121

Humphrey George A. carpenter, house 2 Farson’s court
Humphrey John, coffee mills, Howe, house at Chelmsford
Humphrey Otis M. physician, boards 121 Central
Hunnewell Alden, lumberman, house Pawtucket, n. Walker
Hunt Aaron, shoemaker, 194 Middlesex, house 52 Stackpole
Hunt Ambrose S., Hamilton, house 10 Hamilton Corporation
Hunt Charles ( Hildreth § Hunt ), publisher “ Lowell Patriot and
Advertiser,” 48 Central, boards 132 East Merrimac
Hunt Dennis, Merrimac, boards 152 Merrimac Corporation
Hunt Edward S. bookseller, 17 Central, boards Mansur,
corner Fairmount

Hunt Edwin R. Massachusetts, boards 52 Stackpole

Hunt Elihu S. ( Wilder Sr Hunt ), house Fairmount, c. Mansur

Hunt Elisha, sawmiller, house 12 Warren

Hunt George F. clerk at Howard Fire Insurance Company,
boards 23 Bartlett

Hunt Hiram, clerk, 216 Merrimac, house 159 Moody
Hunt Jenny, widow, house 57 Boott Corporation
Hunt John B., Hamilton Corporation, house 43 do.

Hunt Jonathan, shoe peddler, house 137 Moody
Hunt J. Livingston, printer, 4 k Advertiser ” office, boards 132 East
Merrimac

Hunt Mary Mrs. house 21 Moody
Hunt Michael, laborer, house 82 Middlesex
Hunt Phebe, widow, house 15 Willie
Hunt Rebecca, widow, boards 11 Butterfield
Hunt Sarah Mrs. house 132 East Merrimac
Hunt William, laborer, boards 24 Adams

Hunt Wm. H. printer, “Advertiser” office, b. 132 E. Merrimac
Hunter Gilman, job wagon, house 135 Lawrence
Hunter John C. marble worker, boards 30 Appleton Corporation
Hunter Johnson C. marble worker, house 19 Prescott Corporation
Hunter Lucina, widow, house Gorham, near burying ground
Hunter Margaret, widow, house 244 Merrimac
Hunter William, Hamilton, house 44 Hamilton Corporation
Huntington Elisha, physician, office and house 31 Tyler
Huntington Heman, Lawrence Corporation, house 46 do.
Huntingtop James T. boardinghouse, 74 Merrimac Corporation
Huntington Lucius W. student, 55 Central, boards 74 Worthen
Huntington Oscar, Lawrence, boards 56 Lawrence Corporation
Huntley Curtis, Boott Corporation, boards 29 do.

Huntley Erastus J. millinery, 1 Welles’s block, house 51 Church

Huntley John, Boott, house 290 Merrimac

Huntley John II., Lowell Machine Shop, boards 84 Church

Huntley Matthew, machinist, boards 290 Merrimac

Hunton D. Fletcher, counsellor, 4 Museum build, house 18 Clay

o*

122 LOWELL [ II ] DIRECTORY.

Hunton Herman A., Massachusetts, house 62 Mass. Corporation
Huntoon Alpheus, shoemaker, house 1 Madison
Iluntoon George L. grocer and provisions, Fayette, c. Andover,
house 11 Butterfield

Iluntoon George W. machinist, boards 1 1 Butterfield
Huntoon George W. machinist, boards 321 Merrimac
Huntoon James W. physician, 28 Central, house do.

Huntoon (J loses C . )•& Kent ( James ), boots and shoes, 224 Mer-
rimac, house 406 do.

Huntoon Oren, boardinghouse, 14 Merrimac Corporation
Huntoon Warner, laborer, house 27 Howard
Huntoon Mrs. house 76 Church

Huntress John S. boardinghouse, 21 Hamilton Corporation
Hurd Charles, lumberman, boards 135 Merrimac Corporation
Hurd George W. clerk, 48 Merrimac, house 54 East Merrimac
Hurd James, messenger at Court House, house 135 Gorham
Hurd John, Merrimac P. Works, house 102 Merrimac Corp.
Hurd William B. house 22 Appleton
Ilurlbut John F. carpenter, house 5 Clark
Hurley Cornelius, house rear Suffolk, corner Marion
Hurley John, marble worker, 74 Gorham, house do.

Hurley Margaret, groceries, house 122 Lowell
Hurley Mary, widow, house 137 Lowell
Hurley Michael, laborer, house 14 Lewis
Hurlihy Ellen, widow, house 1 Korner’s court
Uumey Martin, laborer, house rear 63 Middle
Husbards William, Suffolk Corporation, house 17 Adams
Huse Elizabeth, widow, house 1 6 Green
Huse George, house 25 George

Huse Jesse, truant commissioner, office City Market, h. 36 Common
Huse Jt)hn, teamster, C. B. Coburn’s, boards 138 Merr. Corp.
Huse Mrs. house 34 Fayette
Huse Orlando N. shoemaker, boards 36 Common
Huse Richard P. gunsmith, house 58 Broadway
Huse Stephen W. ( Stone 8? Huse ), publishers “ Yox Populi ” and
“Journal and Courier,” 21 Central, house 34 Willow
Hussey George, Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Hussey George R., Prescott, house 21 Prescott Corporation
Hussey Joseph C. sawfiler, house Pawtucket, above Walker
Hussey Joseph F. sawmill hand, boards 300 School /

Huston Andrew J. shoemaker, house 5 Farson’s court
Hutching Isaac, Lawrence, house 71 Lawrence Corporation
Hutchins Hamilton W. clerk, 3 Welles’s block, bds. 19 Appleton
Corporation

Hutchins Henry D. Mrs. boards 119 Central

Hutchins Jacob N. fancy goods, &e. 117 Central, h. 17 South

LOWELL [ X ] DIRECTORY. 123

Hutchins Royal W., Massachusetts Corporation, house 48 do.
Hutchins Warren, Merrimac, boards 74 Merrimac Corporation
Hutchinson Edward, Merrimac P. W. boards 432 Merrimac
Hutchinson Edward M. on Railroad, house 340 Merrimac
Hutchinson Henry, carpenter, house 195 Central
Hutchinson Reuben, music teacher, boards 432 Merrimac
Hutchinson Reuben M., Merrimac P. W. house 432 Merrimac
Hutchinson Rufus F. carpenter, house 110 Howard
Hutchinson Samuel K. builder, house 21 Nesmith
Hutchinson Susan, widow, house 195 Central
Hutchinson William, boss on Railroad, house 101 Howard
Hyde Amos, machinist, house Marion, corner Lagrange
Hyde David, ins. agent, 23 Central, house Pawtucket, c. Beacon
Hyde John H. hostler, house 97 East Merrimac
Hyde Joseph, Hamilton, house 199 Central

ILSLEY ADDISON, mason, house 9 Queen

Ingalls Charles, painter, house 6 Parson’s court

Ingalls Charles F. boards 25 Race

Ingalls Enoch, Suffolk, boards rear 3 Dodge

Ingalls George, laborer, house Quebec, Ayer’s New City

Ingalls HannahMrs. house rear 3 Dodge

Ingalls Oliver W. refreshments, 172 Merrimac, house 25 Race

Ingalls Thomas, watchman, house Bridge, Centralville

Ingalls William W. sashmaker, boards 260 Merrimac

Ingallsby Maiy, widow, house 1 Maiden lane

Ingham Richard, currier, boards 101 Central

Ireson Benjamin S., Merrimac, house 70 Merrimac Corporation

Ivers Bridget, widow, house 3 Molloy’s court

Ivers George, moulder, house 3 Molloy’s court

Ivers John, Lowell, boards 80 Middle

JACK ALEXANDER, designer, h. Hampshire, Centralville
Jack Ira, Suffolk, boards 20 Suffolk Corporation
Jackson Benjamin F. counsellor, house 14 Third, Centralville
Jackson James, Hamilton P. W. house rear 136 Lawrence
Jackson James D. physician, house 60 Massachusetts Corp.
Jackson John, carpenter, boards 25 Appleton Corporation
Jackson John, carpenter, house rear 125 Middlesex
Jackson Marshall Dexter, mason, house 59 Merrimac Corp.
Jackson Nancy Mrs. house 3 Dodge
Jackson Oliver, machinist, boards 145 Middlesex
Jackson Samuel, machinist, house 16 Keene
Jackson William E. physician, house 13 Andover
Jacobs Amos ( Taylor , Jacobs , 8f Co.), grocers, Merrimac, cor.
Prescott, boards 3 Tremont Corporation

124 LOWELL [ J ] DIRECTORY.

Jacobs Frank, Trcmont Corporation, boards 3 do.

Jacobs Franklin, bouse 3 Tilden court

James Eben ( Kimball Sr Co.), box maker, 162 Merrimac, house
66 Moody

James Sarah B. widow, house 83 Church

James William, foundry, boards 21 Summer

Jameson Charles E. sashmaker, boards 1 Garnet

Jameson Fanny, widow of Thomas, house 1 Garnet

Jameson Harriet P. Mrs. boardinghouse, 27 Boott Corporation

Jameson Thomas G. W. boards 1 Garnet

Jansen John C. clerk, boards 105 Gorham

Jaques John C., Lowell M. S. house 1 Swamp Locks, Dutton

Jaques John S. shuttle manuf. 82 Middle, h. 166 East Merrimac

Jaquith James jr. boardinghouse, 254 Merrimac

Jeffers Margaret, widow, house 53 Lowell

Jefferson Perry M., Scott ( Alfred ) & Co. ( Cyrus C . Pickering ),
soap manufacturers, School, corner Middlesex
Jeffries Thomas, baker, 346 Central, house do.

Jeffry Joseph, shoemaker, boards 1 Union
Jefts William Henry, moulder, house 87 Appleton
Jenkins Benjamin F. currier, house Main, near Leathers
Jenkins Joel, carriage builder, Arch, house do.

Jenkins Jonathan L. Rev. house 6 Kirk

Jenkins Lydia N. Mrs. house 38 Chapel

Jenkins Noah, hairdresser, house 285 Central

Jenkinson Edward W. hairdresser, 64 Central, house 62 do.

Jenkinson Joseph, hairdresser, 70 Central, house 11 Clay

Jenkinson Noah, barber, 70 Central, house 285 do.

Jenness Jacob Mrs. house 143 East Merrimac

Jenness L. Wellman, physician, 55 Merrimac, corner John, h.

64 Andover [Westford

Jennings Tillotson L. fish dealer, City Market, house Gates, near
Jepson John C. & Co. grocer, 189 Middlesex, house 23 Third,
Centralville

Jepson Thomas, house 33 Summer

Jerry Isaiah, farmer, house Bridge, cor. Second, Centralville
Jessamine Henry, clerk, boards 48 Church
Jewell Leonard, Boott, boards 38 Boott Corporation
Jewett Andrew F. counsellor, Wentworth’s bid. b. 113 Merrimac
Jewett Francis, butcher, house Middlesex, near the line
Jewett Frank E., Merrimac, boards 65 Mefrimac Corporation
Jewett Jeremiah P. physician, office and house, 22 Kirk
Jewett John, carpenter, house 105 Lawrence *

Johnson Albert T. dentist, Wentworth’s building, boards Mer-
rimac House

Johnson Albion, Merrimac, boards 79 Merrimac Corporation

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Johnson Alonzo, L. & N. R. R. boards at C. F. Clark’s

Johnson Andrew E. at bobbin shop, house 63 Cushing

Johnson Andrew J. moulder, house 38 Grand

Johnson Angeline, nurse, boards 15 Elm

Johnson Charles, teamster, house rear 18 William

Johnson Charles W., Merrimac Corporation, h. School, n. Gold

Johnson Cyrus P. gasfitter, house School, opposite Gold

Johnson Daniel, house 54 Stackpole

Johnson Daniel, Merrimac, house 47 Adams

Johnson David, Merrimac, boards 79 Merrimac Corporation

Johnson David, laborer, house 6 Green’s court

Johnson Eleanor, boardinghouse, 50 Lawrence Corporation

Johnson Francis, shoemaker, boards 10 Race

Johnson George F. bookbinder, house 325 Merrimac

Johnson Henry H. at O. Allen’s, house 81 School

Johnson James, laborer, house 69 Adams

Johnson John, laborer, house 15 Adams

Johnson Jonathan, watclnnaker and optician, 168 Merrimac, h.
Austin, corner Merrimac

Johnson Joseph, M. D., Lawrence Corporation, house 2 do.
Johnson Joseph, Merrimac, boards 79 Merrimac Corporation
Johnson Margaret, widow, house 40 Fenwick
Johnson Martha D. & Adelia M. Misses, house 128 Merrimac
Johnson Morris, laborer, house 62 Adams

Johnson Moses A. agent Lowell Felting Mill, r. 105 Middlesex,
house 11 Nesmith

Johnson Nancy, widow, house 325 Merrimac
Johnson Richard, Merrimac, boards 136 Merrimac Corporation
Johnson Robert, Lawrence, house 90 Suffolk
Johnson Sarah Mrs. house 44 Hamilton Corporation
Johnson Thomas, machinist, boards 70 S. L., Mechanics
Johnson Thomas V. restorator, 164 Merr. h. Worthen, c. Merr.
Johnson William A., Lawrence, house Oliver, near School
Johnson William IL, Merrimac, boards 12 Merrimac Corp.
Johnston Brent, house 16 Fifth, Central ville
Johnston Brent jr. boards 16 Fifth, Central ville
Johnston James R. book agent, house 62 Massachusetts Corp.
Johnston Thomas B., Lowell, boards 16 Fifth, Centralville
Jones Albert F. cook, 130 Merrimac, boards 128 do.

Jones Charles, Boott, house 57 Boott Corporation
Jones Charles E., Massachusetts, boards 25 Market
Jones Charles H. painter, house Branch, first above School
Jones Charles M. grocer, 53 Gorham, house 12 Summer
Jones Edward, chaise trimmer, house 65 Church
Jones George, Lowell, boards 1 George
Jones Gilman, coachman at B. F. Butler’s

12G LOWELL [ ] DIRECTORY.

Jones Henry, Massachusetts, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.

Jones John, Boott Corporation, boards 11 do.

Jones Joseph B., Massachusetts, house 28 Prescott Corp.

Jones Lemuel 11., Boott Corporation, house 59 do.

Jones Lorenzo, carpenter, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Jones Nathaniel, blacksmith, at Bleachery, house 7 do.

Jones Nathaniel, Middlesex, house G2 Fayette

Jones Newall, Middlesex, boards 14 Massachusetts Corporation

Jones Phineas, Boott, house GG Boott Corporation

Jones Sylvester A., Tremont Corporation, h. 27 Tremont Corp.

Jones Thomas S. house 113 Appleton

Jones William, Middlesex, boards G2 Fayette

Jones William, blacksmith, house 113 Appleton

Jones William, barber, house 2 Prescott

Jones William, watchman, Lowell, boards Lowell Corporation
Jordan George, Massachusetts, boards 2G Massachusetts Corp.
Jordan John, Boott, house 19 Fayette

Jordan Nathan B., Merrimac, boards 75 Merrimac Corporation
Jordan Orin, Massachusetts, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Jordan William, laborer, house Suffolk, near Cross
Jordon True P., Lawrence Corporation, house 53 do.

Jornan Augustin, house rear 322 Merrimac
Joyce Edward, Merrimac, boards rear 13 Dummer
Joyce Maria, widow, house rear 25 Lowell
Joyce Mary, widow, house 18 Davidson
Joyce Patrick, house 24 Worthen

Judge James, at Wilder & Dana’s, house rear 20 William
Judkins Joseph J. bookseller, 3 John, house Cedar, near Third,
Central ville

KAINE DOMINICK, laborer, house 87 Broadway
Kalery Michael, tailor, 2 Warren, house do.

Kalery Michael, Bleachery, house 45 Chapel

Kane James, machinist, house 15 Marshall

Kark Frank, Merrimac, boards 13 G Merrimac Corporation

Karpler Frank, Hamilton, house 19 Spring

Kavanagh Edward, grocer, 149 Central, house do.

Kealey Maurice, bootmaker, house Front, Centralville
Kealey William, penny-post, boards Willie, near Clark
Kean Thomas, painter, house Broadway, near Suffolk
Kearney William, currier, Ayer’s New City
Kearns James, laborer, house rear 15 Dummer
Kearns Patrick, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Kearse Robert, engineer, boards 67 Market
Keating Bridget, widow, house 10 Salem
Keefe Bridget, widow, house 20 Adams

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Keefe Dennis, laborer, bouse rear 1 1 Thorndike

Keefe Ellen, widow, house rear Suffolk, corner Marion

Keefe Ellen, widow, house 26 North

Keefe John, Merrimac, house 26 North

Keefe Michael, Middlesex, house 81 ^Market

Keefe Michael, laborer, house rear 13 River, Centralville

Keefe Patrick, laborer, house 327 Cedar

Keegan Bridget, widow, house rear 65 Market

Keegan Michael, porter, house 31 North

Keen Grenville H. foundry, boards 229 Middlesex

Keen Thomas* shoemaker, 118 Middlesex, house do.

Keenan James, laborer, house rear 55 Market

Keenan John, laborer, house 79 Charles

Keenan John, laborer, house 47 Chapel

Keenan William, at A. & J. Cowley’s, house 46 Union

Keese Levi, house Chelmsford, nearly opposite Howard

Kehoe James, Merrimac, boards 136 Merrimac Corporation

Keinan Margaret, widow, house 19 River, Centralville

Keith Marcus W., Lowell, boards 107 Moody

Keith Philip C., Boott, boards 11 Boott Corporation

Kellaher Catharine, widow, house rear 15 River

Kelland John, Merrimac, house 70 Warren

Kelley Andrew, house 29 Suffolk

Kelley Andrew K. book agent, house 16 Queen

Kelley Bernard, laborer, house rear 38 Appleton

Kelley Bridget, widow, house 5 Wall

Kelley Carlton IL butcher, house Middlesex, near Walker

Kelley Catharine Mrs. house 48 South

Kelley Catharine Mrs. house 5 Knowles place

Kelley Daniel, house rear 18 William

Kelley Daniel, Merrimac, house rear of River, Centralville

Kelley Edward, laborer, house 5 Hancock avenue

Kelley Geo. D. B. (L. J. Eames <$r Co.), grocers, 113 Thorndike

Kelley George W. teamster, boards at B. S. Hamlet’s

Kelley Grace, widow, house 59 Gorham

Kelley Hannah, Appleton, house 24 Worthen

Kelley Hiram, carpet weaver, boards 29 Suffolk

Kelley Jacob, butcher, house Middlesex, above Walker

Kelley Jane Mrs. house 86 Market

Kelley Jane, widow, house rear 135 Middlesex

Kelley John, laborer, house 2 Swift

Kelley John, painter, boards 2 Lowell place

Kelley John, machinist, boards 8 Charles

Kelley John, laborer, house 84 Lowell

Kelley John A., Suffolk, house 25 Suffolk Corporation

Kelley Julia, widow, house 99 Lowell

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Kelley Margaret, widow, house 2 Lowell place
Kelley Margaret, widow, house 94 Lowell
Kelley Mary, widow, house 84 Lowell
Kelley Mary Jane, widow, house 8 Cabot
Kelley Michael, Bleachcry, house 10 North
Kelley Michael, laborer, house 24 Winter
Kelley Michael, laborer, house 5 Wall
Kelley Michael, laborer, house rear 81 Market
Kelley Michael, shoemaker, house 21 Union
Kelley Owen, Boott, house 7 Knowles place
Kelley Patrick, Tremont, house 155 Lowell
Kelley Patrick, grocer, 1 Adams, house do.

Kelley Patrick, shoemaker, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Kelley Sarah, widow, house 155 Lowell

Kelley Sewall, watchman PrintWorks, boards 4 Hamilton Corp.
Kelley Shepard A. watchman, Massachusetts, house 13 Marshall
Kelley Thomas, Lawrence, boards 23 Hanover
Kelley Thomas, laborer, house 102 Moody
Kelley Thomas, Middlesex, house 23 Summer
Kelley Thomas, house 1 rear 13 Summer
Kelley Thomas, laborer, house Davidson’s lane
Kelley Timothy, house 118 Middlesex
Kelley Timothy, house 64 Gorham
Kelley William, laborer, house 5 Lowell place
Kelley William, sash and door maker, Mechanics’ Mills, house
Sit. Washington

Kelley William, overseer, Lowell, house 29 Suffolk

Kelley William A. gardener, house Methuen Road, Centralville

Kellighan John, Appleton, house 265 Middlesex

Kelsey Hugh, botanic medicines, house 11 Walnut

Kelsey Jeremiah, painter, boards 12 Race

Kelton Jonas P. saloon, 82 Merrimac, house 89 Market

Kelty Luke, cooper, 41 Lowell, house do.

Kemp Calvin A. coach trimmer, Boston, h. Broadway, c. Walker
Kemp Elbridge G. butcher, house Walker, corner Kemp
Kempton Orrin, baggage master, Boston & Lowell Railroad,
Northern Depot, house 31 Adams
Kendall Charles A. clerk, Prescott Bank, boards 2 Cabot block
Kendall George M. boards 2 Cabot block

Kendall Jonathan, overseer, Suffolk, h. 2 Cabot block, Cabot st.
Kendall Sarah B. widow, house 7 Oak
Kendall Timothy D. clerk at American House
Kendall William, Middlesex, boards 1 George
Kendall William P. (N. 0 . Sanborn fy Co photographs, 50
Merrimac, boards 14 Prescott Corp. [American House
Kendrick Thomas C. insurance agent, 18 Appleton block, boards

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Kennedy Alfred, Wamesit Mills, b. at Miss Mary Abbott's
Kennedy Anastasia, widow, house 2 Union court
Kennedy Anna Mrs. house rear 17 Union
Kennedy Bernard, laborer, boards 1 William
Kennedy Catharine, widow, house 53 Fenwick
Kennedy Charles, Merrimac, house 186 Merrimac Corporation
Kennedy Cornelius, laborer, house 49 Fenwick
Kennedy Edward, Tremont, house 25 Tremont Corporation
Kennedy Francis, laborer, house rear 17 Summer
Kennedy John, coffin maker, house 125 Lowell
Kennedy John, laborer, house 1 Dempsey’s yard
Kennedy John, wireworker, 10 Central, boards 57 Massachusetts
Corporation

Kennedy John Edson, house 5 Decatur

Kennedy John T. currier, house Leather

Kennedy Margaret, house rear 29 Fenwick

Kennedy Michael Mrs. house 39 Fenwick

Kennedy Michael, house rear 29 Fenwick

Kennedy Patrick, laborer, house G Lewis

Kennedy Thomas, house 4 Luther’s court

Kennedy William, laborer, house 83 Lowell

Kenney Charles, farmer, house Coburn, near River, Centralville

Kenney Henry, carpenter, house First, Centralville

Kenney Honora, widow, house 17 Cedar

Kenney James, provisions, 50 Lowell, house do.

Kenney John, operative, boards 13 Davis
Kenney Patrick, laborer, house 30 Cedar
Kenney Riel, Bleachery, house rear 338 Central
Kenney Stephen, Lawrence Corporation, house 7 Tremont
Kenney William, laborer, house 17 High

Kennison Charles W., Merrimac, house 7 6 Merrimac Corporation
Kennison Jefferson J., Middlesex, boards 46 Dummer
Kennison Samuel, Merrimac, house 118 Merrimac Corporation
Kenniston Henry, teamster, house rear 109 River, Centralville
Kent Betsey Mrs. house 1 Garnet

Kent James (Huntoon S>* Kent), boots and shoes, 224 Merrimac,
house Merrimac, near Pawtucket
Kent Michael, Bleachery, house 241 Gorham
Kent William C. locks and canals, boards 40 Worthen
Kenyon Daniel K. laborer, house rear 394 Merrimac
Keogh Ann Mrs. house 30 Cedar
Kernes Bernard, laborer, house 34 Common
Kernes Robert, Prescott, boards 38 Paige
Kerr George Mrs. house 300 School
Kerrigan Mary Mrs. house rear 52 Moody
Kershaw Abram, Lowell, house rear 33 Cushing

130 LOWELL [ ] DIRECTORY.

Kershaw James W. bootmaker, 2G Central, bds. 22 Ma*s. Corp.

Kerwin Michael, Bleaehcry, house 27 Bleacher y street

Keyes Catharine, widow, house 158 Lowell

Keyes David II. boards 154 Suffolk

Keyes Henry F. variety store, 286 Merrimae, house do.

Keyes Joseph B. counsellor, 49 Central, h. 121 Gorham
Keyes Joshua, boards 62 Lawrence Corporation
Keyes ( Julian V ) & Trecker ( Gordon F. ), dry goods, 3 and 5
Welles’s block, house 50 Third, Central ville
Keyes Marcus, scythe maker, house 50 Chestnut
Keyes Margaret, widow, house rear 26 Lowell
Keyes Patrick, grocer, 92 Lowell, house do.

Keyes Salome Mrs. 1 Court avenue
Keyes Thomas, laborer, house 85 Lowell
Keyser Charles W. engineer, house rear 16 Mill
Keyser Pudolph, cabinet maker, house 45 East Merrimae
Kibbee Charles II. blacksmith, boards 62 Massachusetts Corp.
Kidder Isaac, wheelwright, house 3 Mclntire
Kidder Jeremiah, jeweller and intelligence office, 60 Central,
boards Washington House

Kidder John, machinist, house 3 Lawrence Corporation
Kidder John, Merrimae Print Works, house 143 Moody
Kidder John IL, Appleton, house 11 Mclntire
Kidder John M. wheelwright, boards 3 Mclntire
Kidder Moses W. physician, Post Office building, h. 1 1 1 Gorham
Kidder Kachel S. Mrs. house 111 Gorham
Kidder Samuel, house 49 Chestnut [Nesmith

Kidder Samuel, jr. apothecary, Merrimae, corner John, house 27
Kidder William H., Appleton, boards 1 1 Mclntire
Kiely John, house 3 Salem
Iviernan Mary, widow, house 20 Jefferson
Kilcreen Mary, widow, house 6 Davidson
Kileski Henry, clerk, 20 Central, house 53 Bartlett
Kileski Phineas, boards 1 1 Alder
Kiley Lawrence, house 6 Lewis
Kiley Poger, laborer, house 141 Lowell
Kilkenny John, laborer, house 9 Dninmer, near Lowell
Ivillduff Ann Mrs. house Pleasant, near Andover
Killgore Thomas, Prescott, boards 59 Massachusetts Corporation
Kilt Jane, widow, house 9 Davidson
Kimball Charles, high sheriff and jailor, Thorndike
Kimball Charles A. city librarian, City Hall, b. 122 Central
Kimball Charles G. coachman, house 40 Charles
Kimball Charles H. clerk, 55 Central, boards 27 Middlesex
Kimball Charles P. apothecary, Merrimae, comer Central,
boards 137 Gorham

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Kimball Charles W. at the tannery, house Tanners, c. Plain
Kimball Daniel S., Lawrence Corporation, house 16 do.

Kimball David T. boardinghouse, 22 Boott Corporation
Kimball Dennison J., Lawrence, house 406 Merrimac
Kimball Durrell, Hamilton Corporation, house 27 do.

Kimball Eben, clerk (Boston), boards at G. Kimball's
Kimball Elbridge, carpenter, house 35 Elm
Kimball Gilman, physician, Merrimac, corner Worthen, house
at Hospital, 434 Merrimac

Kimball ( Gilman D.) & Co. ( Eben James J, paper-box makers,
162 Merrimac, house at Hospital, Merrimac
Kimball Hannah Mrs. house 137 Gorham
Kimball Hartley, Merrimac, house 169 Merrimac Corporation
Kimball Isaac, Merrimac, house 118 Merrimac
Kimball Isaac, carpenter, house Chelmsford, corner Howard
Kimball John F. cashier Appleton Bank, h. Pawtucket, c. Beacon
Kimball Jolm H. boards at Dr. G. Kimball’s
Kimball Joseph D. clerk, 319 Merrimac, house 95 Salem
Kimball J. Chellis, counsellor, 1 and 2 Museum Building, boards
American House

Kimball Laura A. Miss, boardinghouse, 1 and 2 Merrimac Corp.
Kimball Leonard, provision dealer, house 47 Myrtle, Centralville
Kimball Mary, house 54 Paige
Kimball Moses F., Massachusetts, house 43 Chestnut
Kimball Nathan Mrs. house 36 High

Kimball Wm. P. clerk at E. Brown’s, b. 47 Myrtle, Centralville
Kimball Wilson, Merrimac, house 130-| Merrimac Corporation
Kincaid Alonzo, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation
Kincaid Samuel, Hamilton, boards 8 Hamilton Corporation
King Ann Mrs. house 41 William

King Ephraim S., N. & L. It. R. house Railroad, near Hale
King Godfrey B. machinist, house Richardson, Centralville
King G. W. clerk at B. & L. and N. & L. R. R. freight depot,
boards at G. B. King’s
King Hugh, laborer, house 41 William
King John, shoemaker, house 28 Davidson
King Mary Mrs. house 19 Third, Centralville
King Patrick, laborer, house 1 1 Union
King Stephen, shoemaker, 110 Market, house do.

King Sylvester, gunmaker, boards 208 Merrimac
King S. Mrs. house 25 Willow

Kingman , pattern maker, Lowell M. S. b. 72 Mechanics

Kingsley Enos O., Lawrence, house 26 Lawrence Corporation
Kinman Samuel, moulder, boards 100 Appleton
Kinsman Simon, Whipple’s Mills, house 5 Moore [tralville

Kirby David R. brakeman, B. & L. R. R. h. Richardson, Cen-

132 LOWELL [K] DIRECTORY.

Kirby Ilonora, widow, house 286 Merrimac
Kirk Horace, bobbin maker, house 1 Lagrange court
Kitchen Charles B. at Gas Works, 32 Middle, house 156 School
Kitchen Stephen R., Lowell, boards 41 Swamp Locks, Wort hen
Kitson Richard, needle-pointed card manufacturer, head Wort hen,
near Dutton, house Worthen, corner Mechanic
Ivittredge Abner, painter, 22 Middle, house First, near Bridge,
Central ville

Kittredge Albert, stonecutter, house 16 Adams [Centralville
Kittredge Daniel, boots and shoes, 14 Middle, house 80 Bridge,
Kittredge Edmund F. physician, 52 Tyler,

Kittredge George, Hamilton, boards 13 Hamilton Corporation
Kittredge George Mrs. boardinghouse, 30 Hamilton Corporation
Kittredge Henry, stonemason, boards 278 Middlesex
Kittredge Jeduthan, painter, paper-hangings and roofing, 24
Prescott, house 50 Elm

Kittredge Luther, ( Holt fy Kittredge ), wood dealer, house 4 But-
terfield, near Fletcher

Kittredge Rebecca N. Mrs. house 13 Charles
Kittredge Simon, Middlesex, house 18 Paige
Kittredge Solomon, stonemason, house 10 Third, Centralville
Kittredge William, wood and coal, 28 Middle, house 178 East
Merrimac, above Alder

Kittredge Zephaniah, Boott, house 55 Boott Corporation
Knapp Charles F. house 19 Massachusetts Corporation
Knapp ( Chauncey L.), & Morey ( George F. ) publisher of
“ Citizen and News,” 44 Central, house 153 Moody
Knapp Freeman, Merrimac, boards 12 Merrimac Corporation
Knapp George G. overseer, Massachusetts, house 19 Mass. Corp.
Knapp Joel, Merrimac, boards 68 Merrimac Corporation
Knapp Russell, Merrimac, house 162 Merrimac Corporation
Knectle Mary F. widow, house' 5 Dane
Kneeland Calvin, teamster, boards 59 Adams
Kneeland John, watchman, B. & L. R. R. b. 9 N. Franklin ct.
Kneeland William, Boott, house 7 Wall

Knowles Charles H. clerk, 114 Merrimac, boards 100 Appleton
Knowles Elbridge G., Massachusetts, house 120 Moody
Knowles Ellen, Mrs. house 3 Spring

Knowles George Henry, Suffolk, house 14 Suffolk Corporation
Knowles Hiram S., Suffolk, boards 20 Suffolk Corporation
Knowles Horatio, Suffolk, house 14 Suffolk Corporation
Knowles Jacob L. house 60 Moody
Knowles James, Middlesex, house 9 Abbott
Knowles ( Jefferson A.) & Holland ( L. K. ), grocers, Lowell,
comer Worthen, boards 21 Kirk
Knowles John, Suffolk, boards 20 Suffolk Corporation

LOWELL EL] DIRECTORY. 133

Knowles John, Lawrence Corporation, house 59 do.

Knowles ( John A.) & Varniun, ( A. G . ), counsellors, 14 Apple-
ton Block, house 94 South

Knowles Jonathan, laborer, house Congress, near Hale’s Mills

Knowles Samuel, Hamilton, boards 3 Spring

Knowles Samuel B. shoemaker, boards 154 Suffolk

Knowlton George W., Lowell, h. 38 Franklin square, Lagrange

Kooss Peter, gardener, house 5 Pleasant

Korner John, whitewasher, house 2 Korner’s court

Kuhann Dennis, laborer, house 263 Middlesex

Kyle Amos M. real estate agent, house 16 Appleton

LABARE , Lawrence, boards 68 Lawrence Corporation

LaBaron Christopher, shoemaker, boards 23 Hamilton Corp.
Labounty Leonard J., Appleton, house 54 Union
Ladd Calvin B. dentist, house 23 Race

Ladd George W. clerk, 42 Merrimac, house 6 Third, Centralv’e
Ladd Isaac, house 25 Suffolk

Ladd Isaac, Mrs. house 190 Gorham [E. Merrimac

Ladd Jonathan, counsellor, Canal Block, 63 Central, house 131
Ladd Samuel G., Tremont Corporation, house 7 do.

Ladd Solomon H. carpenter, house Varney, near School

Laflum M. cardmaker, boards 136 Merrimac Corporation

Laforme Isaac, boiler maker, house 4 F arson’s court

Lahany Catharine, widow, house 18 Howe

Lahave Timothy, Tremont, boards 3 Cummiskey’s alley

Lahave William, laborer, house 10 Summer

Lahey Catharine, widow, house 4 Winter

Laliey Jeremiah, laborer, house 132 Lowell

Lahey John, laborer, house 132 Lowell

Lahey Michael, farmer, house rear 34 River, Centralville

Laidlaw James, Whipple’s Mill, house 235 Gorham

Laighton George K., Merrimac, h. 95 Merrimac Corporation

Laighton, see Leighton

Lake Amasa, carpenter, house Quebec, corner Manchester
Lake Warren, at Otis Allen’s, boards 192 Middlesex
Lakin Abel, cooper, house 26 Bridge, Centralville
Lakin John II. sashmaker, boards 202 Merrimac
Lakin Samuel, Boott, house 33 Fourth, Centralville
Lamb William Mrs. house 5 Prospect

Lamb Wm. A. accountant at C. P. Talbot & Co.’s, h. 22 Tyler
Lambert Patrick, confectioner at A. B. French’s
Lambord Frederick, operative, house 120 Middlesex
Lamere Anson, variety store, 15 Merrimac, house do.

Lamkin Albern A. carpenter, 26 Prescott, h. Pearl, Centralville
Lamont Gregory, physician, 170 Merrimac, boards 13 Central

134 LOWELL [ L J DIRECTORY.

Lamphere Wra. N., Merrimac, boards 138 Merrimac Corp.
Lamson ( Edivin) & Rogers ( John G.), flour, &c. Ill Market,
house 263 Central

Lamson Francis, jeweller, 08 Merrimac, boards 35 Tyler
Lamson Nathan G. clerk, Lowell Lis. for Savings, b. 66 Chestnut
Lamson Nathaniel M., Tremont Corporation, house 38 do.
Lamson Samuel, clerk, 51 Central, boards 1 Elm
Lamson T. L. P. paymaster, Lawrence, house 66 Chestnut
Lamson William, watchman, house 1 Elm
Lamson William jr. ( R. IV. Smith Co.), furniture, &c. 10
Prescott, house 31 Elm

Lamson Wm. H. carpenter, Middlesex, n. Central, h. 135 Moody
Lancaster ( Samuel T. ) & Totman ( S. ), clothing and furnishing
goods, 104 and 106 Central, house 10 Ash
Landers Maurice, Merrimac, house 60 Adams
Landers Moses, Bleachery, house Bleachery, near Moore
Landers Mrs. house 5 Dempsey’s yard
Landers Thomas, moulder, boards 70 Mechanics
Landry Edward, carpenter, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation
Lane Daniel, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Lane David, machinist, r. 105 Middlesex, h. Favor, c. Summer

Lane Jacob W. machinist, boards 3 High street square

Lane Joanna, widow, house 18 Lewis

Lane John, mariner, house 7 6 Middlesex

Lane John, Merrimac, house rear 15 Dummer

Lane Jonathan, carpenter, house 8 Dodge

Lane Joseph D., Lowell M. S. house 6 Swamp Locks, Dutton

Lane Louisa C. apothecary, 79 Merrimac, house do.

Lane Martin, laborer, house 5 Fayette
Lane Michael, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Lane Patrick, Lowell, house 88 Market

Lane Preston P. clerk, 281 Merrimac, b. Suffolk, cor. Moody

Lane Rufus K. clerk, 281 Merrimac, house 400 do.

Lane Samuel, carpenter, house 152 Suffolk, corner Moody
Lane Stephen H., Lawrence, boards 152 Suffolk
Lane S. boards 5 Prescott Corporation

Lane , mariner, house 12 Third, Centralville

Laneghan Matthew, boiler maker, house 43 S. L. Worthen

Laney Isabella, widow, house 14 Charles

Lang Beniah, Boott, house 9 Massachusetts Corporation

Lang David G. paymaster, Hamilton, house at Tewksbury

Lang Edward, machinist, house 107 Appleton

Lang George, Lowell, boards 42 Lawrence

Lang Roger, house 42 Lawrence

Langan John M. painter, house rear 42 Appleton

Langan Michael, laborer, house rear 76 Lowell

LOWELL [ L ] DIRECTORY. 135

Langdell James A., Tremont, C. R. boards 17 Tremont Corp.
Langdell Mary, widow, house 17 Tremont Corporation
Langley Ansel, Bleach ery, boards 32 Bleachery street
Langley Clark M., Cherry Pectoral office, house 97 Market
Langley George, carpet weaver, boards 1 Hudson
Langley Geo. E. carpet weaver, boards rear 53 Charles
Langley Solomon & William, junk dealers, 24 Middle, house 90
East Merrimac

Langley Wm. ( S. Sr JK Langley ), 24 Middle, h. 102 E. Merr.
Langmaid George S., Suffolk, house 11 Austin
Lanktree James, carpenter, boards 158 Central
Lannan Dennis, provisions, Lowell, corner Hanover, h. Salem
Lannan James, trader, house 52 Lowell

Lannan Patrick, provisions, Lowell, c. Hanover, house 85 Salem
Lannen Dennis, provisions, 62 Gorham, house do.

Larey Betsey, widow, house rear 76 Middlesex
Larges Moses, Appleton, boards 17 Appleton Corporation
Larkin James, blacksmith, house rear 101 Gorham
Lary Lewis D. Mrs. house 5 Garnet

Latham Cyrus, civil engineer, 54 Merrimac, house 36 Fourth,
Centralville [West of Fletcher

Latham Cyrus H. bookkeeper at A. L. Brook’s, h. Cross, first
Latham Thomas M. Rev. house Coburn, Centralville
Lathe Philena Mrs. house Bridge, c. Second, Centralville
Laughler Redmond, Middlesex, boards 35 William
Laughlin John, Middlesex, house 20 North
Laughlin John, bleacher,, house 3 Carolin’s place
Laughlin Mary, widow, house 26 William
Laughlin Michael, Am. Bolt Co. boards 7 Crosby
Laughlin Michael, hostler, house 1 Gray’s place
Laughton Abel A. tailor, 5 Central, house 41 Willow
Lavin James, Middlesex, house Green, near George %

Lavine Alexander, laborer, house rear 322 Merrimac
Law R. J. Mrs. house 2 Middlesex place
Law Samuel, farmer, house River, Centralville
Lawler James, Middlesex, house 11 Green
Lawler William, at Wilder & Dana’s, house 63 Church
Lawless Ann, house 25 Worthen
Lawn Charles, machinist, house 113 Market
Lawrence Allen C., Lowell, house 11 Lowell Corporation
Lawrence Alvin, watchmaker, 73 Central, h. Gorham, n. the line
Lawrence Alvin, Lowell M. S. house rear 23 High
Lawrence Ambrose, M. D. dentist and manufacturer of mineral
teeth, 11 John, corner Lee, house do.

Lawrence Benjamin (Smith S? Lawrence ), Mt. Vernon, corner
Broadway, house 101 Cross, corner Mt. Vernon

136 LOWELL EL3 DIRECTORY.

Lawrence Charles H. produce dealer, li. Liberty, above School
Lawrence David P. house in Agricultural Fair Grounds
Lawrence George T., Prescott, house 6 Pearl
Lawrence George W. machinist, house 11 John
Lawrence Jeremiah, Middlesex, house 324 Merrimac
Lawrence Jonathan G. overseer, Lowell, house 10 Lowell Corp.
Lawrence Lewis W. Mrs. house 31 Chapel
Lawrence Samuel, dentist, 32 Central, house do.

Lawrence William F. farmer, house Parker, n. Chelmsford line
Lawry Charles B., Lowell, house Broadway, near Marion
Lawry Charles B., Lowell, boards 3 Tremont Corporation
Laws Rufus, Lawrence, house 52 Lawrence Corporation
Lawson Francis, Lowell Machine Shop, house 192 Middlesex
Lawson James W. machinist at 0. M. 'Whipple’s, h. 328 Central
Lawson John, carpenter, boards 22 Third, Centralville
Lawson Peter, house Pawtucket, corner Mt. Vernon
Lawson Thomas B. artist, 9 and 10 Savings Bank Building, h.

63 Andover, corner Harrison
Lawton James, sup’t Mass, house 24 Prescott Corporation
Lawton John, laborer, house 42 Salem
Lawton Reuben, Hamilton, house 7 South Franklin court
Lazarus Lewis, sawmiller, house 7 Middlesex place
Leach Betsey Mrs. house Bowers, corner Beacon
Leach George, sawmill, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation
Leach Isabella, house River, near Coburn, Centralville
Leach Ivory, Wamesit, boards 35 Suffolk
Leach Moses, brakeman, boards 45 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Leach Robert, Merrimac, house River, Centralville
Leach William, boardinghouse, house 8 Prescott Corporation
Learned Daniel, teamster, house 85 School
Learned John, at O. Allen’s, house 3 Goward place
Leary Catharine, widow, house 141 Lowell
Leary Daniel, laborer, house 81 Lowell
Leary Ellen, widow, house 127 Lowell
Leary James, teamster, house 127 Lowell
Leary Jeremiah, laborer, house 115 Lowell
Leary John, laborer, house 148 Lowell
Leary Mary, widow, house 10 Howe

Leary Richard, Cooley’s mill, hous^ Congress, rear Hale’s Mills
Leary Timothy J. cigar maker, boards 141 Lowell
Leathe Lurena, house 62 Broadway
Leathers Hiram, Roott, boards 11 Boott Corporation
Leathers John, Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Leathers Nathan, stone cutter, house rear Pine, near Liberty
Leathers Samuel, milkman, house 263 Central
Leavitt Aaron L. shoemaker, boards rear 12 Tilden

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Leavitt Aaron L. daguerreotypist, 28 Merrimac, b. 11 Tilclen
Leavitt Ann M. Mrs. boardinghouse, 5 Thorndike, n. the depot
Leavitt Daniel G. livery stable, 32 Prescott, h. Gold, n. School
Leavitt Edwin, teamster, boards 33 Willie
Leavitt Erasmus D. teaming, house 9 High street square
Leavitt George C., Merrimac, house 143 Merrimac Corporation
Leavitt George R. house 9 High street square
Leavitt Jane, widow, house 143 Merrimac Coloration
Leavitt Michael, prof, of gymnastics, 13 Middle, bds. Mechanics’
Hotel

Leavitt William A. machinist, house 9 High street square

Leavitt William B. shoemaker, 17 Moody, b. 208 Merrimac

LeBell Joseph, Massachusetts, house 65 Mass. Corporation

Le Clair Harriet, widow, house 248 Middlesex

Le Clair William, shoemaker, Middlesex, corner Howard

Lecuyer Francis, Tremont, boards 28 Tremont Corporation

Ledden Patrick, Hamilton, house 10 Summer

Lederer Jacob, Merrimac P. W. house 7 1 Third, Centralville

Lee Bernard, laborer, house 52 Common

Lee Charles, Middlesex, house 5 Water

Lee Daniel, Middlesex, boards 101 Central

Lee David, teamster, at 0. M. Whipple’s, house 181 Lawrence

Lee James, Middlesex, boards 148 Central

Lee James A., Middlesex, house 73 Warren [Fayette

Lee James H. & John T. blacksmiths, Andover, c. Pleasant, house

Lee John, house 42 Fayette

Lee John T. (J, H, Sf J. T. Lee ), blacksmith, Andover, house
68 Fayette

Lee Michael, grocer, 71 East Merrimac, house do.

Lee Michael, Tremont, house High street square
Lee Michael, laborer, house 8 Davidson
Lee Patrick, carpet weaver, house 1 Keene
Lee Patrick, at C. B. Richmond’s, house 119 Lawrence
Lee Peter, laborer, house 9 Molloy’s court
Lee Simon, at Stott’s, hous^ll Cady
Lee William G. machinist, boards 3 High street square
Leeman Wilder, painter, house 323 Merrimac
Leflam J. laborer, house rear 322 Merrimac
Legate Clarinda, boardinghouse, 17 Lawrence Corporation
Leighton Andrew, overseer, Bleachery, house Central, c. Lyon
Leighton Nancy Mrs. house 20 Moody
Leland Thomas, carpet printer, house 3 Prospect
Leland William, block cutter and stencil maker, opp. Matthew’s
Mills, house head of Livingston
Lelime Andrew, house 7 Middlesex place

Leman William, carpet maker, boards 25 Hamilton Corporation
7 '

138 LOWELL [ _L ] DIRECTORY.

Lennon Catharine Mrs. house 30 Lowell

Lennon John, grocer, 34 Lowell, house Clark, corner Willie

Leonard Abel W. clerk at A. B. French’s, house 25 Kirk

Leonard Catharine, widow, house 49 Salem

Leonard Dennis, moulder, boards 49 Salem

Leonard E. G. moulder, boards 111 Central

Leonard George, machinist, 288 Central, house do.

Leonard George E., Boott, house 38 Boott Corporation
Leonard Hugh, laborer, house 49 Salem
Leonard Ira, machinist, house Merrill, near Taylor
Leonard James, Merrimac, house 37 Mcrrimac Corporation
Leonard John R. farmer, house Old Road, Centralville
Leonard Owen, Merrimac, boards 49 Salem
Leonard Sarah Mrs. house 37 Merrimac Corporation
Leonard Sylvester B., Merrimac Corporation, house 41 do.
Leonard Terence, laborer, house rear 347 Merrimac
Leonard William, sawmiller, house Chapel, above Charles
Leslie Charles, painter, house rear 2G Bridge, Centralville
Leslie Edwin C. tailor, 34 Merrimac, house 13 Alder
Leslie George G. painter, boards rear 26 Bridge, Centralville
Leslie Sarah S. boardinghouse, 29 Boott Corporation
Lester John, laborer, house rear 58 Dutton
Lesure Ansel P. undertaker and coffin warehouse, 11 Prescott,
house 159 Central

Leversee Wesley, Merrimac, house 75 Merrimac Corporation

Lew Osmon, farmer, house 9 Hurd

Leweny Daniel, Merrimac, house 131 Lowell

Lewis Ann, widow, house 28 Franklin square, Lagrange*

Lewis C. house rear 73 River, Centralville
Lewis Clark K. ticket agent, 182 Merr. h. at Providence, R. I.
Lewis Elizabeth, widow, house 64 River, Centralville
Lewis Franklin, machinist, house 42 Lawrence Corporation
Lewis George W. boardinghouse, 13 Boott Corporation
Lewis Hayden IL, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Lewis Jeremiah, hairdresser, house rear 47 Chapel
Lewis John, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 2 Jackson
Lewis Jolm, laborer, house Broadway, near Suffolk
Lewis John, Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation
Lewis Joseph jr., Bleachery, house 26 Bleachery street
Lewis Joseph, farmer, house Liberty, near Chelmsford
Lewis L. I. Mrs. house 62 River, Centralville
Lewis Nancy, widow, house River, Centralville
Lewis Parson B. boards 140 Merrimac Corporation
Lewis Rufus S. li. Third, c. Read, Centralville
Lewis Samuel A. hairdresser, 1 Mechanics’ building, h. Fletcher,
between Broadway and Cross

LOWELL [ JL 1 DIRECTORY. 130

Lewis Theodore W. hairdresser, 185 Middlesex, h. 62 River,
Centralville

Lewis Walker, barber, h. 64 River, Centralville

Libbee Geo. F. clerk at A. L. Waite’s, boards 53 Charles

Libbee Betsey, widow, bouse 53 Charles

Libbey Benjamin F. brakeman, boards 160 Pawtucket

Libbey Benjamin F. shoemaker, 56 Central, h. 30 Branch

Libbey Eben F. carpenter, house 64 High

Libbey George W. sashmaker, house 27 Adams

Libbey Isaac, watchman, Middlesex, b. 101 Central

Libbey Isaac H. sawfiler, 249 Merrimac, h. 27 Cabot

Libbey Joseph Y. Suffolk, b. 21 Suffolk Corporation

Libbey Martin Y. blacksmith, boards 13 Franklin sq. Adams st.

Libbey Susan D. widow, boards 175 Central

Libbey William, Middlesex, boards 5 Lawrence

Liddell Andrew, Boott, boards 70 Moody

Liddell Catharine, widow, house 70 Moody

Liddell Charles AY. boards 70 Moody

Lilley Roxa, widow, house 121 Moody

Lincoln Abigail T. house 71 Fayette

Lincoln Levi E. house 22 Andover

Lincoln Marshall, Merrimac, b. 138 Merrimac Corporation

Lindley Mary J. Mrs. variety store, 157 Middlesex, h. do.

Lindsey William, Bleachery, h. Congress, rear Hale’s Mills

Linnell Elizabeth, boardinghouse, 21 Suffolk Corporation

Linney James, Hamilton, house 31 Fayette

Linney Randall, house 27 Willow

Linsey Edward, machinist, b. 23 Hamilton Corporation

Lirrigo John, machinist, house 80 Market

Litchfield Josiah, boardinghouse, 19 Suffolk Corporation

Little Charles, Merrimac Corp. h. 90 Merrimac Corp.

Little Henry, laborer, house 45 Gorham
Little James M. carpenter, house 71 Fayette
Littlefield Jason, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Littler Charles R. printer, dyer, and finisher, AVliipple’s Mills,
house 281 Central

Livermore Albert W., Lowell, house 84 High
Livermore Elizabeth Miss, house 4 Stackpole
Livesey Adam Mrs. house Perrin, near School.

Livingston Benjamin, teamster, b. at Mrs. F. Livingston’s
Livingston Benjamin F. machinist, h. 37 S. L. Worth en
Livingston Caleb, house 7 Chelmsford
Livingston Daniel, clerk, 9 Thorndike, li. 34 Branch
Livingston Daniel, Lowell Corporation, b. 7 do.

Livingston Fanny Mrs. house Westford, c. Chelmsford
Livingston James H. variety store, 105 E. Merrimac, h. do.

140 LOWELL [ Jj ] DIRECTORY.

Livingston John O. conductor, S. & L. II. LI. house 280 Gorham
Livingston Sarah Mrs. house 5 Chelmsford
Livingston William Mrs. h. Thorndike, c. Chelmsford
Livingston William E. grain, flour, wood, coal, lumber, &c.

9 Thorndike, house 7 do.

Lobi James, lumberman, house 8 Middlesex place
Locke Anna M. widow, house 56 Union
Locke Jewitt J. painter, Mass. h. 14 Fourth, Centralville
Locke Mary Mrs. house 38 Andover

Locke Samuel W. (E. B. Wortlien § Go. ), grocer, 216 Merrimac,
house 393 Merrimac

Locke William M., Massachusetts, house 31 Prescott
Lockling Jonathan, Lawrence Corporation, house 54 do.
Lockwood Francis, machinist, b. 70 Mechanic
Lockwood Samuel, gilder, at W. H. Dyar’s, b. 113 Central
Loftis Mary, widow, house 146 Suffolk

Logan Andrew J. watchmaker, 29 Merrimac, b. 141 E. Mcrr.
Logan James, Middlesex, house 34 William
Logan John, boards 141 East Merrimac
Logan John, Lowell Corporation, house 21 do.

Logan Michael, at G. H. Hill’s, house 2 Carpet lane

Londow Clemence, at Brooks’s sawmill, h. 293 Middlesex

Long Charles, laborer, house 87 Moody

Long Francis, Hamilton, house 44 Gorham

Long John, laborer, house 5 Me Carry court

Long Patrick, tailor, house 3 Pleasant court

Long Roxanna, boardinghouse, 17 Merrimac Corporation

Longstaff Thomas, Middlesex, house 15 Ames

Loomis Charles, barometer maker, b. 1 Union

Looney Michael, Merrimac, house 74 Lowell

Lord Abby, widow, house 17 Market

Lord Ann Mrs. house rear 61 Salem

Lord Arvene, Lawrence, b. 43 Lawrence Corporation

Lord Augustus, wheelwright, h. 50 Howard

Lord Charles P. book agent, b. 74 Merrimac Corporation

Lord Charles W. Boott, boards 17 Market

Lord Henry, Lawrence, b. 43 Lawrence Corp.

Lord Henry A. turnkey at Lowell jail

Lord John, machinist, boards 342 Central

Lord John P. clerk, b. 98 Middlesex

Lord Margaret, widow, house 53 Hanover

Lord Mary F. Mrs. house 92 Gorham

Lord Randolph C. saslimaker, boards 17 Market

Lord Samuel N. harness maker, house 88 High

Lord Thomas W., Lawrence, h. 30 Lawrence Corporation

Lougee Sarah A. Mrs. boardinghouse, 6 Hamilton Corp.

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Louger Sophia W. Mrs. boardinghouse, 7 Lawrence Corp.
Louger William F. Lawrence; b. 7 Lawrence Corporation
Loughran James, counsellor, 48 Central, b. 15 Hurd
Lovejoy Charles, tanner, b. 117 Middlesex
Lovejoy ( Daniel ) & Butterfield ( G. F ), blacksmiths, Cushing,
c. Bock, li. 27 Franklin

Lovejoy Edwin, clerk, Fayette, c. Andover, h. 87 Church
Lovejoy ( Fred.) & Morse ( Henry 0 .), livery stable, E. Men*.

near City Hotel, h. Gates, n. Marshall
Lovejoy Frederick, city marshall, office City Market
Lovejoy Henry W. clerk, Washington House, house Andover,
corner Clay

Lovejoy Ira A. driver at A. B. French’s, b. do.

Lovejoy Jacob, overseer, Hamilton, h. 4G Hamilton Corp.
Lovejoy John, Merrimae, h. 22 Merrimac Corp.

Lovejoy John, carpenter, b. 43 Cushing

Lovejoy Jonathan W. paperbox maker (Boston), house 122
Central

Lovejoy Moses, shoemaker, house 12 Bead, Centralville
Lovejoy William, house 90 Middlesex
Lovejoy William W. machinist, b. 68 Moody
Lovering Eli, Appleton, boards 5 do.

Lovett George, Tremont, house 28 Tremont Corporation

Lovett John M. pattern maker, boards 56 Union

Lovett Stephen, shoemaker, house 3 Ford

Lovett Thomas, carpenter, house 56 Union

Lovett William, laborer, house 25 Union

Lovis Milton, canaller, boards at D. S. Barry’s

Lovrien Almira S. Mrs. house 18 Prescott Corporation

Lovrien John B. fish and oysters, 127 Central, house 30 Auburn

Lovrien Luke W. oysters, &c., 137 Middlesex, house do.

Lovrien Samuel J. N. fishman, boards 30 Auburn
Lovrien William F., Prescott, boards 18 Prescott Corporation
Low Edward B. clerk, 109 Central, boards 78 South
Low George W., Hamilton, house 59 Chapel
Low Hannah Mrs. house 78 South
Low John, Middlesex, house 17 William
Low John K., Merrimac, house 168 Merrimac Corporation
Low Nehemiah, Lowell Machine Shop, house Nichols
Lowe ( Joseph ) & Grower ( William ), stone quarriers, Fletcher,
near Bowers, house Pawtucket, near Salem
Lowell John B., Lowell Co. house 4 Ninth, Centralville
Lowery James G. fancy goods, 79 Central, boards 2 Jackson
Lowney Bridget, widow, house 24 Lowell
Lowney Cornelius, at Norcross’s, house 20 Summer
Lowney Ellen, widow, house 168 Gorham

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Lowney Owen, batting mill, house Congress, rear Hale’s Mills
Lowney Patrick E. block cutter, boards 1G8 Gorham
Lucas Thomas, dry goods, G2 and 64 Merrimac, house 5G Tyler
Luce David A. coppersmith, house 27 Suffolk [Chestnut

Lufkin Merchant II. photographist, 100 Merrimac, house 32
Lugg William, Lowell, house 64 Worthen

Lumbert , teamster, boards 138 Merrimac Corporation

Lund Ephraim, teamster, house Mount Vernon, near Westford

Lund Noah D. house Wilder street

Lunt Ezekiel, laborer, house 13 Somerset

Luscomb Cyrus E. painter, house 3 Boott Corporation

Luscomb John W. overseer, Boott, house 22 Common

Luscomb William II. painter, house 23 Common

Luther Thomas, Hamilton Corporation, house 28 do.

Lyford John B. produce, 150 Middlesex, house do.

Lyford Willard G. (Cal.) house 408 Merrimac

Lyford Wright, produce dealer, house Chelmsford, near Powell

Lyford Zebulon, drover, house 18 Alder

Lyman Roland, watchmaker, 128 Central, house 36 Chapel

Lynch Alonzo K. carriage painter, boards 159 Central

Lynch Bridget, widow, house Andover, corner Water

Lynch Catharine, widow, house 2 Davidson’s lane

Lynch Christopher, block printer, boards 2 Hale

Lynch Dennis, clerk, boards 14 Fayette

Lynch Edward, Tremont, house 2 Cross lane

Lynch James, in foundry, house 39 Davidson

Lynch James, Bleachery, house Kirk avenue

Lynch James, foundryman, boards 148 Central

Lynch James, Lawrence, house 77 Adams

Lynch Jeremiah, clerk, 125 Lowell, house rear Cross, c. Marion

Lynch John, grocer, 10 Adams, house do.

Lynch John, laborer, house 35 Adams

Lynch John, laborer, house 109 Lowell

Lynch John, laborer, house 101 Lowell

Lynch Lawrence, Lowell Machine Shop, house 4 Little

Lynch Martin, laborer, house 29 Fayette

Lynch Mary, widow, house 13 Hurd

Lynch Mary Ann, Massachusetts, house rear 81 Market

Lynch Matthew, painter, house 53 Summer

Lynch Michael, Lawrence, house 33 Common

Lynch Michael, laborer, house 31 William

Lynch Michael, Middlesex, house 148 Central

Lynch Michael, Bleachery, house rear 4 Livingston

Lynch Patrick, provisions, G7 Gorham, house do.

Lynch Patrick, Lawrence, house 10 Salem
Lynch Patrick, grocer, 125 Lowell, house 2G Adams

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Lynch Patrick, Lowell Machine Shop, house 10 Lowell
Lynch Patrick M. laborer, house 4 Lee

Lynch Philip, clerk, 67 Gorham, house Water, corner Andover

Lynn Ann S. widow, house 21 Queen

Lynn Matthew, Stotts Mills, house 42 Fayette

Lyon Harriet Mrs. boardinghouse, 49 Lawrence Corporation

Lyon J. H. machinist, boards 13 Boott Corporation

Lyon Pliny, machinist, boards 107 Appleton

Lyons Bernard, peddler, boards 51 Lowell

Lyons Edward, lecturer, boards 39 Boott Corporation

Lyons John, house 101 Lowell

Lyons Murtagh, laborer, house 115 Lowell

Lyons Thomas, gardener, house 88 Middlesex

Lyons Thomas, Middlesex, house 33 High

Lyons Thomas, gardener, house 285 Middlesex

MACK OWEN, Middlesex, boards 33 William

Mack Sewall G. ( Gushing Mack), 125 Market, h. 392 Merr.

Mackay Ann, widow, house 7 Jefferson

Mackay David, machinist, house 30 Franklin

Mackeller David,, woolsorter, house Oliver, near School

Mackie Giles, house 10 Tilden

Mackie James, laborer, house rear 15 River, Centralville

Mackie James, Merrimac, boards 10 Tilden

Mackin Hugh, foundry, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation

Madden John, laborer,* house 39 Fenwick

Madden John, laborer, house 48 Davidson

Madden Martin, Middlesex, house 1 Merrill

Madden Mary, widow, house 10 Cross

Maddock Samuel, Hamilton, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation

Maddocks Elizabeth Mrs. house 70 Dutton

Maddocks William H. slater, house 70 Dutton

Madigan Michael, shoemaker, 116 Middlesex

Magee Dea, Massachusetts, house 64 Massachusetts Corporation

Maguire Andrew, shoemaker, 43 Middle, house do.

Maguire George, dry goods peddler, house 40 Franklin
Maguire James J., Custom House (B.), house 12 Walnut
Maguire Patrick, sawmiller, house 251 Middlesex
Mahan Bridget, widow, house 61 Charles
Mahan Patrick, Middlesex, house 73 Charles
Mahan Rose, widow, house 75 Lowell
Mahaney Timothy, laborer, house 31 Adams
Mahar Catharine, widow, house 4 Ciunmiskey’s alley
Maher Patrick, fireman, L. &. L* R. R. house 44 South
Mahon Michael, peddler, boards 51 Lowell
Mahon Owen, house 1 Crosby

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Mahoney Daniel, laborer, house G Cross

Mahoney Elizabeth, widow, house 15 Broadway

Mahoney Ellen, widow, house 84 Suffolk

Mahoney Florence, Lowell, house 90 Suffolk

Mahoney Jolm, laborer, house Suffolk, near Cross

Mahoney Julia, widow, house 43 Adams

Mahoney Margaret, widow, house 3 Cross lane

Mahoney Mary, widow, house G JefferSon

Mahoney Patrick, laborer, house 269 Middlesex

Mahoney Timothy, Bleachery, house 1 8 Cedar

Mallard Albert, overseer, Lawrence, house 77 Lawrence Corp.

Mallon Michael, laborer, house 6G River, Centralville

Mallon Patrick, porter, Merrimac House

Malone James, machinist, house 29 Summer

Malone Patrick, Middlesex, boards 24 Hurd

Malone Thomas, foundryman, boards 3 Brewery court

Maloney James, Appleton, boards 19 Spring

Maloney John, laborer, house River, Centralville

Maloney Michael, Bleachery, house 36 do.

Maloney Patrick, tanner, house 3 Short
Maloney Patrick, Appleton, house 19 Spring
Maloney Patrick, at O. M. Whipple’s, house Whipple
Maloy George, laborer, house 3 Lee
Maloy Mathew, Bleachery, boards 40 South
Maloy Michael, blacksmith, house 2 South Highland
Maloy William, Middlesex, house Water
Maloy , widow, house Union court

Malt William, laborer, house Coburn, corner River, Centralville
Manahan Cornelius, laborer, house rear 38 Crosby
Manahan John F. real estate agent, 19 Appleton block, house
Branch, above School

Manahan Kirk, clerk, 149 Central, boards 71 Bridge

Manahan Mark, Massachusetts, house 71 Bridge, Centralville

Manahan Owen, laborer, house 2 Fenwick

Manahan SamuekT. house 87 Salem

Manchester Delos W. carpet weaver, house 12 Little

Mandes Charles M. hairdresser, American House, b. 13 Central

Mangel Edward, Bleachery, house 23 Cedar

Mangen Thomas, laborer, house 182 Gorham

Maniee Edward, laborer, house 286 Merrimac

Manice Elizabeth Mrs. house 296 Merrimac

Maniee John, dyer, house 28 Summer

Mank Gilbert, blacksmith, boards 26 Appleton Corporation

Manley Emma Mrs. house 13 ^Pleasant

Mann Lydia, widow, house 36 Cabot

Mann Rufus, boots and shoes, 339 Merrimac, house 36 Cabot
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Manning Albert A. shoemaker, house 113 Central
Manning Daniel, clerk, 114 Suffolk, boards do.

Manning Dennis, grocer, 30 Adams, house do.

Manning Jerome F. law student, boards 105 Gorham
Manning John, Merrimac, house 34 Adams
Manning Michael, laborer, house 2, rear 13 Summer
Manning Nancy Mrs. house 105 Gorham
Manning Nancy Mrs. house 46 Fenwick

Mansfield Albert F., Lowell Machine Shop, house 295 Middlesex

Mansfield Charles F. painter, boards 44 Grand

Mansfield Gardiner S., Lawrence, house 3 Dane

Mansfield George, M. D. dentist, office and house 1 6 Central

Mansfield George E. carpenter, 14 Willie

Mansfield Jonathan, fancy goods, 61 Central, house 1 Oak

Mansfield Michael, Merrimac, house 30 Adams

Mansfield Ryan, turner, house 44 Grand

Mansfield Stanley, at J. C. Ayer’s, house 49 Summer

Mansur Aaron Mrs. house 39 Nesmith, corner Andover

Mansur Benjamin K. clerk, 136 Central, boards at S. Mansur’s

Mansur Charles TL clerk, 136 Central, boards at S. Mansur’s

Mansur David, Lowell, house 8 Third, Centralville

Mansur Elijah H. machinist, boards 29 Massachusetts Corp.

Mansur George, teamster, boards at Ai W. Heald’s

Mansur George N. clerk, 136 Central, boards at S. Mansur’s

Mansur Horace, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 236 Central

Mansur Rodney, Massachusetts, house 8 Third, Centralville

Mansur Stephen, hardware, agricultural tools, and seeds, 136

Central, house Nesmith, near Wyman

Mansur William B., Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation

Mansur William G. clerk, 144 Central, boards at S. Mansur’s

Manuel Albert, house 48 Chapel

Manuel James, hairdresser, 2 Prescott

Many on Patrick, laborer, house 20 Lowell

Marble Charles H. painter, house 330 Merrimac

Marble Charles H. wheelwright, house 64 Moody

March Maurice, Lawrence, boards 17 Lawrence Corporation

Marden Daniel G. machinist, boards 62 Worthen

Marden Joseph, carpenter, 198 Middlesex, house 313 do.

Marin Samuel P. clerk, 3 Welles block, boards 112 Colburn

Mariner George, carriage painter, boards 159 Central

Markham Jane Mrs. house rear 12 Little

Marks James, laborer, house rear 52 River, Centralville

Marks John E., Merrimac, boards 74 Merrimac Corporation

Marony Margaret, widow, house 38 Appleton

Marr Charles, at freight depot, boards 35 Suffolk

Marren John, Custom House (Boston), house 50 Lewis
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146 LOWELL [ j\[ ] DIRECTORY.

Harriot Charles, carpenter, boards 92 Middlesex
Harriot John jr. trunkmaker, 68 Central, house 19 Andover
Harrs Mary, house 44 Salem
Marsh Elias P., Tremont, house 151 Moody
Marsh John jr. marketman, house rear 226 School, opp. Cross
Harsh Sumner, overseer yard, Boott, h. 78 Boott Corporation
Marshall Addie A. boardinghouse, 11 Worthen
Marshall Avery, farmer, house Parker, near Chelmsford line
Marshall Bradley, Appleton, house 13 Appleton Corporation
Marshall Charles, machinist, boards 27 Willie
Marshall Henry, laborer, house rear 23 Cedar
Marshall Hezekiah, farmer, house Parker, near Chelmsford line
Marshall Isaac N. clerk, 189 Middlesex, boards Pine
Marshall John II., Appleton, boards 17 Appleton Corporation
Marshall John J. wool sorter, boards rear 3 Dodge
Marshall Joseph, veterinary surgeon, 1 Howard, house Mount
Vernon, near Westford [house 9 Harrison

Marshall Joshua N. (Bonney S? M. ), counsellor, 19 Tyhr’s blk.
Marshall Josiah, laborer, house 19 Holbrook’s court
Marshall Moses M. house 27 Willie *

Marshall Nathan J. clerk at G. W. Young’s, boards with dr.

Marshall Otis, teamster, boards 1 2 Smith

Marshall Thomas W., Massachusetts, house 19 Prescott Corp.

Marston Andrew B., Merrimac, house 56|- Merrimac Corp.

Marston Charles S. elerk, 30 Central, boards City Hotel

Marston Jonathan C., Tremont Corporation, house 14 do.

Marston Shubael C. 37 East Merrimac, house 158 Gorham

Marston Susan, dressmaker, 114 Central

Martain Susan R. widow of Wm. C. h. r. 107 E. Merrimac

Martimes Smith, Boott, house 42 Boott Corporation

Martin Albert, hostler, boards 23 Lowell

Martin Bernard, mason, house 1 Willie

Martin Daniel, Lowell Machine Shop, house Cross, n. Mr Eon

Martin Edward, carpenter, house 27 North

Martin Edward, mason, house Broadway, corner Adams

Martin Franklin, tin peddler, house 2 Dane

Martin George L. variety store, 1 1 Merrimac, house do.

Martin Henry, at O. Allen’s, house 53 Howard

Martin James, shoemaker, 11 Tiluen, house 121 Moo ly

Martin James II. painter, house 323 Merrimac

Martin John, laborer, house rear 9 Jefferson

Martin John, house 70 Suffolk, corner Cross

Martin John, blacksmith, house 58 Middle

Martin Mary, house rear 67 Middle

Martin Mary S. house 67 Mechanic

Martin Michael, house Front, comer River, Central ville

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Martin Sarah, clothing manuf. P. O. building, b. 67 Mechanic
Martin Thomas, tailor, boards 9 George .

Martinus John, Boott, house 7 Boott Corporation
Martland William, Lowell, house 15 Hancock avenue
Marvel Bradford ( G , M. Marvel fy Co.), house 141 Fletcher
Marvel Caleb M. & Co. ( Bradford Marvel ), machinists, Willie,
house 141 Fletcher
Maskell Henry, house 52 Dutton

Maslin Joseph, marble worker, boards 68 S. L., Worthen
Mason Alvin, Merrimac, boards 79 Merrimac Corporation
Mason Asa Mrs. house 428 Merrimac
Mason Frank, carpenter, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation
Mason John M. machinist, boards 1 Mason’s court
Mason Nancy M. Miss, dressmaker, boards 50 Dutton
Mason Sarah J. widow, house 54 High
Mason Sarah Mrs. house 1 1 Middlesex place
Mason Sylvester M., Bleaehery, house 1 Bleachery street
Mason Thomas, wool washer, house London, n. Gorham
Mason William, machinist, house 1 Mason’s court
Masta Joseph A., Indian physician, 8 Middle, h. 241 School
Masters Jane, widow, house 8 Wall
Masterson Ann, widow, house 341 Central
Masterson John, house 5 Lowell place
Masterson John, dyer, house Wall
Masterson Michael, Boott, boards 52 Dutton
Masure Judson J. boxmaker, boards 59 Adams
Mather Joshua, cotton bocking manufacturer, Hale’s Mills, house
141 Gorham

Mather Joshua, at Hale’s Mills, boards 1 Madison
Mathews Abraham, carpenter, house Westford, near Grand
Mathews Gideon, variety store, 119 Middlesex, house do.
Mathews Sarah, house Leathers, corner Quebec
Matthews Catharine, widow, house rear 1 Crosby court
Matthews Henry, hairdresser, boards 276 Merrimac
Matthews Lott W. scale builder, house 4 Goward place
Matthews Mathew, Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation
Matthews Samuel, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation
Maxfield James G. medical student, boards 68 Lawrence Corp.
Maxfield Jared P., Lawrence, boards 68 Lawrence Corporation
Maxfield Rufus A., Lawrence Corporation, house 40 do.
Maxfield Stephen C., Lawrence, house 68 Lawrence Corporation
Maxwell Thomas, laborer, house 131 Lawrence
May Charles P. O. painter, house 31 High
Mayberry Benjamin B. apothecary, 68 Middlesex, house 60 do.
Mayberry Eliza, variety store, 60 Middlesex, house do.

Maynard Andrew W. boards 90 Appleton

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Maynard Bcriah Mrs. boarding house, 8 Hamilton Corporation
Maynard Charles A. machinist, boards 28 Hamilton Corporation
Maynard C. I. W. fancy goods, 7G Merrimac, house 237 Central
Maynard Elizabeth Mrs. boardinghouse, 16 Hamilton Corp.
Maynard John M. house 49 Dutton, near Lowell
Maynard John T. painter, house 90 Appleton
Maynard Stearns, at Nor cross & Saunder’s, house 339 Middlesex
Maynes James, bootmaker, 34 Central, house 20 Keene
Mayo Adaliza T. & Adalinda A. house 2 Pollard avenue
Mayo Gardner G. mason, house 67 Warren court
Mazuzan John, fruit, &c. 145 Central, boards 41 Church
McAlear Joseph, machinist, house 3 George
McAleer John, fireman, Hamilton, house 71 Gorham
McAleer Patrick, laborer, house Green, near George
McAlhiny William, house 38 Appleton

McAlister Henry, Massachusetts, house 15 Massachusetts Corp.

McAlleny William, laborer, house 28 Water

McAloon Arthur, soap manuf. Pleasant, h. 51 River, Centralville

McAloon Bridget, widow, house 21 William

McAloon Charles, Middlesex, house 2 1 William

McAloon Edward, fireman, Merrimac, house 17 Lee

McAloon Hannah, widow, house 40 Paige

McAloon Michael, Boott, Boott, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.

McAloon Michael, Boott, house John street avenue

McAloon Nancy, widow, house rear 26 William

McAloon Paul, laborer, house Front, near River, Centralville

McAlpine Peter, at George Naylor’s, house 204 Central

Me Alpine Thomas, Lowell, boards 204 Central

McAlpine William, wheelwright, boards 204 Central

Me Alvin Granville, clerk, boards 39 Hamilton Corporation

McAlvin John, overseer, Hamilton P. W. h. 39 Hamilton Corp.

McAlvin John B. paymaster, Suffolk, house 1 Cabot Block

McAlvin John II. city clerk, City Hall, h. 24 Fourth, Centralville

McAnabb Thomas, laborer, house 20 Lee

McAnelly Frank, cardmaker, boards 86 Market

McAnerny Bridget, widow, house 16 Green

McAntee Patrick, Lowell, boards 40 Paige

McAnulty Charles, laborer, house 34 Middle

McAnulty Francis, silversmith, boards 5 Hurd

McAnulty James, Hamilton, house 53 Gorham

McAnulty John, grocer, 3 Hurd, house 5 do.

McAnulty John, Hamilton, house 12 Green
McAnulty Margaret, widow, house rear 42 Gorham
McAnulty Margaret, widow, house 19 Winter
McAnulty Mary, widow, house 6 Molloy’s court
McAnulty Patrick, laborer, house 37 William

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McAnulty Peter, Hamilton, house 44 Gorham

McArthur Nancy P. widow, house 29 Franklin square, Suffolk

McArthur Roxanna, nurse, house 20 Charles

McArthur William, foundry, house 41 Swamp Locks, Worthen

McAveny John, Massachusetts, house 4 Brown’s ct., Centralville

McAvey Daniel, house rear 18 William

McAvey John, Middlesex, house 60 Gorham

McAvey Michael, house 26 William

McAvoy Andrew, laborer, house 1 Cummiskey’s alley

McAvoy E & J. milliners, 81 Merrimac, house 30 Paige

McAvoy James, carpenter, house 54 South

McAvoy James, house 30 Paige

McAvoy John, laborer, house 1 Cummiskey’s alley,

McAvoy John, variety store, 33 East Merrimac, house do.
McAvoy Joseph, Merrimac, house 3 Davidson’s lane
McAvoy Lucy, house 31 Middle

McBride Owen, Boott, h. River, n. Brown’s court, Centralville
McCabe Alexander, laborer, house Maiden lane
McCabe Daniel, Lawrence, boards 51 Lowell
McCabe Daniel, currier, house Short,

McCabe Ellen, widow, house 07 Lowell
McCabe Ellen, widow, house 42 Middle
McCabe Hugh, boards 74 Gorham

McCabe Hugh, laborer, house Congress, rear Hale’s Mills

McCabe James, in tannery, house rear Hyde, near Chelmsford

McCabe James, Lowell, house rear 61 Lowell

McCabe James, Middlesex, boards 34 Hamilton Corporation

McCabe Thomas, laborer, house 2 William

McCafferty James, laborer, house rear 17 Summer

McCafferty James, Boott, house 6 1 River, Centralville

McCafily Peter, laborer, house 22 Summer

McCaffrey Patrick, Tremont, house 59 Middle

McCagy Thomas, porter, American House

McCahey Hugh, Lowell, house Auburn, corner Linden

McCahey Philip, Bleachery, house 27 Summer

McCahey Thomas, cook, house 32 Charles

McCann Arthur, grocer, boards 40 Gorham

McCann Catharine, widow, house rear 25 Middle

McCann Francis, Merrimac, house 27 Middle

McCann James, grocer, boards 40 Gorham

McCann John, grocer, 40 Gorham, house do.

McCann Neil, Middlesex, house 10 William
McCann Owen, laborer, house 1 6 William
McCann Patrick, Jabor, house 9 River, Centralville
McCann Patrick, boards 40 Gorham
| McCann Robert, city crier, house rear 117 Market

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McCanna Michael, Prescott, house E. Merrimac, corner Brown

McCanna Patrick, Middlesex, house 13 Pleasant

McCanna Sarah, widow, house 42 Adams

Me Cannon John, machinist, house rear 00 Appleton

McCaren Terrence, coffin maker, 88 Market, house 90 do.

McCaren Terrence, Boott, house 3 John street avenue

McCarey John, house Adams, near Cross

McCarney Thomas, house 16 Winter

McCarroll Ellen, house rear 270 Merrimac

McCarroll John, laborer, house 284 Merrimac

McCarron Ellen, widow, house 45 Union

McCarron James, Hamilton, house 167 Gorham

McCarron John, Boott, house rear 31 Middle

McCarty Andrew, laborer, house rear 55 Lowell

McCarty Ann Mrs. house 33 Lowell

McCarty Catharine, widow, house 58 Middle

McCarty Charles, laborer, house Cross, opposite Marion

McCarty Charles, jack spinner, house 19 Keene

McCarty Daniel, teamster, house 87 Adams

McCarty Daniel, laborer, house rear 71 Adams

McCarty Daniel C. cutter, 53 Central, house 102 Market

McCarty David, laborer, house 134 School

McCarty Dennis, laborer, house 118 Suffolk

McCarty Dennis, Merrimac, house 5 Cross

McCarty Elizabeth, widow, house 9 North

McCarty George, shoemaker, house 12 Willie

McCarty Hannah, widow, house 132 Lowell

McCarty Hannah, widow, house 24 Davidson

McCarty Hannah, house 94 Suffolk

McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, house 42 Adams

McCarty Jeremiah, Lowell M. S. house Broadway, c. Marion

McCarty Jeremiah, painter, house 32 Lowell

McCarty Jeremiah, Middlesex, house Water, near Andover

McCarty Jeremiah, Middlesex, house 22 North

McCarty Johanna, widow, house 17 Adams

McCarty John, grocer, 58 Middle, house do.

McCarty John, laborer, house rear 29 Fenwick

McCarty John, shoemaker, house 12 Willie

McCarty John, laborer, house 106 Lowell

McCarty John, laborer, house 8 Jefferson

McCarty John, laborer, boards 51 Lowell

McCarty John, Hamilton, house 19 William

McCarty Margaret, widow, house rear 137 Lowell

McCarty Mary, widow, house 108 Lowell

McCarty Mary, widow, house 3 Cross lane

McCarty Mary, widow, house 53 Lowell

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McCarty Michael, laborer, house 2 Lee

McCarty Michael, laborer, house 14 Lewis

McCarty Michael, laborer, house 66 Suffolk

McCarty Michael, laborer, house 282 Merrimac

McCarty Michael, house 138 Lowell

McCarty Patrick, laborer, house 27 Fenwick

McCarty Patrick, Bleachery, house 28 Dummer, near Mechanic

McCarty Patrick, currier, house rear 104 Suffolk

McCarty Patrick, Hamilton, house 25 North

McCarty Patrick, laborer, house 3 Marion

McCarty Patrick, Middlesex, boards 9 North

McCarty Thomas, Merrimac, boards 136 Merrimac Corporation

McCarty Thomas, Hamilton, house 14 Davidson

McCarty Thomas, confectioner, at A. B. French’s, li. 68 Gorham

McCarty Thomas, Middlesex, boards 9 North

McCarty Timothy, laborer, house 43 Fenwick

McCauley Margaret, Mrs. house 291 Middlesex

McCauley William, scalemaker, 20 Fletcher, boards 53 Dutton

McCausland Clement, bootmaker, 26 Central, boards 21 Kirk

McCausland Joseph, Merrimac, bds. 139 Merrimac Corporation

McCauslane Pamelia, teacher of drawing, 62 Central

McCaveney Patrick, laborer, house rear 75 Market

McCloskey Ann, widow, house Hanover, near Lowell

McCloskey Michael, Hamilton, house 12 Green

McCloskey Richard, house 5 Brown’s court, Central ville

McClusky John, sawmiiler, house 48 Adams

McCollom Frederick, house 30 Church

Me Comb William, operative, house Gray’s place

Me Connor Mary, widow, house 11 Davis

Me Connor Patrick, Massachusetts, house 42 Paige

Me Coon Lawrence, laborer, house River

McCormick Hugh, Hamilton Print Works, house 10 Green

McCormick James, Hamilton Print Works, h. 10 Molloy’s court

McCormick John, Lowell, house 3 Carpgt lane

McCormick Mary, widow, house rear 55 Market

McCormick Margaret, widow, house River, Centralville

McCormick Nathaniel, carpenter, house 26 Water

McCormick Philip, carpenter, house 49 Market

McCormick Thomas, laborer, house rear 114 Suffolk

MeCourt James, Middlesex, house 2 Pleasant court

Me Court Philip, foundry, house 15 Summer

McCoy Alexander J.. police, house 7 Merrill’s court

McCoy Arthur, Boott, boards 53 Boott Corporation

McCoy Charles, moulder, house 53 Swamp Locks, Worth en

McCoy Charles C. lockmaker, Cobum street, Centralville

McCoy James, provision, Adams, corner Fletcher, h. 42 Rock

152 LOWELL [ ] DIRECTORY.

McCoy James M. insurance agent, house 71 Appleton
McCoy John, moulder, boards 70 Mechanic
McCracken Agnes, widow, house rear 50 Tyler

McCrellis , Mcrrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation

McCrillis N. A. Mrs. house 238 Merrimac
McCue Hugh, laborer, house 71 Dutton
McCuc John, foundryman, house rear 71 Dutton
McCue John, Prescott, house 12 Davidson
McCue Patrick, house 54 Gorhapi
McCue Patrick, foundry, house 5 Adams
McCue Peter, dry goods, 65 Market, house do.

McCullough Elizabeth, dressmaker and fancy goods, 83 Central,
boards 207 do.

McCullough Frank, house 42 Paige
McCullough Patrick, laborer, house Leather, near Main
McCurdy John T. G., Merrimac, house 6 Fifth, Centralville
McCurdy Wilbur, Bleachery, boards 1 Bleacliery street
McCurdy William B., Merrimac, boards 6 Fifth
McCusker Michael, Merrimac Print Works, house 10 Green
McCusker Owen, Middlesex, house Water, near Pond
McCusker Terrence, boards 148 Central
McDaniels John, gunsmith, house Butterfield, near Fletcher
McDaniels John, Merrimac, house 82 Merrimac Corporation
McDermott Andrew, Gas House, boards head of Poplar
McDermott Andrew, Merrimac, house rear 55 Middle
McDermott Ann, widow, house 1 40 Lowell
McDermott Bridget, widow, house 50 Middlesex
McDermott Dominick, house 59 Union
McDermott Francis, Appleton, boards 70 Middlesex %

McDermott Francis, Gas House, house head of Poplar
McDermott George, Gas House, boards head of Poplar
McDermott James, laborer, house 6 Davidson
McDermott James T. Rev. house 74 Suffolk, near Cross
McDermott John, Suffolk, house 324 Merrimac
McDermott Julia, widow, house 29 Summer
McDermott Matthew, Merrimac, house 25 Tremont
McDermott Michael, Hamilton, house 22 Winter
McDermott Owen, laborer, house 21 Davidson
McDermott Patrick, laborer, house 3 Keene
McDermott Patrick, Gas House, boards head of Poplar
McDermott Peter, Suffolk, house 62 Middle
McDermott Thomas, Lowell Machine Shop, house 5 Jefferson
McDermott Thomas, Merrimac, house 6 Davidson
McDonald Alexander, Lowell, boards 25 East Merrimac
McDonald Ann, widow, house 7 Jefferson
McDonald Ann, widow, house 3 East Merrimac

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McDonald Ann, widow, 1 louse 2 Knowles place

McDonald Catharine, widow, house 87 Charles

McDonald Farrell, laborer, house Common, corner Cross

McDonald Hugh, Lowell, house 87 Charles

McDonald James, carpet weaver, house Thorndike, c. Madison

McDonald James, house Green’s court *

McDonald James, Lowell, house Jefferson, corner Lowell
McDonald James, Lowell, house Dempsey’s yard
McDonald Jeremiah, laborer, house rear 11 Thorndike
McDonald Jeremiah, laborer, house 26 Common
McDonald John, tinman, house 32 Water
McDonald John, house 267 Middlesex

McDonald John, engraver, Merrimac, house 101 Merrimac
Corporation

McDonald John, carpet manufacturer, 10 Hale, house do.
McDonald John, laborer, house 59 Lowell
McDonald Margaret, widow, house High street square
McDonald Matilda Mrs. house 339 Middlesex
McDonald Michael, laborer, house Davidson’s lane
McDonald Patrick, harness, house 17 Summer
McDonald Patrick, harness maker, house rear 19 Summer
McDonald Peter, mason, boards 2 Knowles place
McDonald Susan, widow, house 131 Middlesex
McDonald Thomas, currier, house Leather
McDonald Thomas, laborer, house High street square
McDonald Walter, Hale’s mills, house 6 Congress
McDonnell John, house 104 Suffolk
McDonnell Mary, widow, house 92 Suffolk
McDonough John, laborer, house rear 51 Middle
McDonough Michael, laborer, house 15 William
McDonough Thomas, Hamilton, h. r. South, opp. Spring
McDool Patrick, Boott, house 58 River, Centralville
McDowell Hannah P. Mrs. physician, 1 Willow place
McDuffee Jonas, Lowell, house 70 Lawrence
McDuffee Thomas J., Hamilton, h. 48 Hamilton Corporation
McElholm Wm. shoemaker, 7 Hanover, house 9 do.

McElroy Esther, widow, house 16 Jefferson
McElroy James, Lawrence, house rear 66 Moody
McEnroe James, Lowell, house 85 East Merrimac
McEntee Catharine, widow, house 3 Marion
McEtee Patrick, laborer, house 3 Madison
McEvoy Hugh, clothing and furnishing goods, 53 Central, house
Mt. Pleasant, Centralville

McEvoy John F. counsellor, 3 Canal bl’k, b. at Hugh MeEvoy’s
McEvoy John W. ( Tobin § McEvoy ), 71 Market, boards 114
East Merrimac

154 LOWELL [ M ] DIRECTORY.

McFarland James, laborer, house 37 Salem
McFarlin George 1L, Boott, boards 38 Boott Corporation
MeFarlin Luke ( William &; Luke McFarlin ), boards at William
McFarlin’s

McFarlin William & L. wood and ice, 94 Pawtucket, house do.

McGarey John, waiter, Merrimac House

McGarey Patrick, laborer, house Water, corner Pond

McGee David, Middlesex, house Front, Central ville

McGee John, Lowell, house 3 Lee

McGilan Patrick, Middlesex, house 15 Green

McGinness James, laborer, boards 7 Summer

McGinnis Mary, widow, house 31 East Merrimac

McGlinchey John, hostler, boards 148 Central

Me Glynn Elizabeth, widow, house rear 80 Moody

McGourty Daniel, laborer, house rear 31 Worthen

McGovering Mary, widow, house 43 William

McGovering Michael, laborer, house Howe

McGovering Patrick, house 66 River, Centralyille

McGovering Patrick, Hamilton, house 37 William

McGovering Philip, laborer, house 322 Merrimac

McGovering William, Hamilton, house 34 William

McGovern Francis, upholsterer, 1 East Merrimac, house do.

McGovern James, laborer, house 13 Somerset

McGovern Peter, laborer, house 2 Garnet

Me Go wen Dennis, carpenter, house 43 Lowell

Me Go wen Owen, laborer, house 7 High

McGowen Thomas, laborer, house rear 270 Merrimac

McGowen William, laborer, house 32 William

Me Grade James, laborer, house rear 26 William

McGrade John, Prescott, house 26 Ilurd

Me Grade William, house rear 26 William

McGrade William, tinsmith, boards 26 Hurd

McGrath Bridget, widow, house Cross, corner Common

McGrath Henry, laborer, house 29 North

McGrath John, laborer, house 59 Gorham

McGregor James, carpet weaver, house 2 Clark’s court

McGuane John, grocer, 69 Gorham, house do.

McGuire Ann, widow, house 13 Fenwick
McGuire Catherine, widow, house 32 Lewis
McGuire Catherine, widow, house 3 Davidson’s lane
McGuire Catherine, widow, house 37 Middle
McGuire Francis, at Bleacliery, house 10 Keene
McGuire Hugh, laborer, house 67 East Merrimac
McGuire Hugh, Suffolk, house rear 63 Middle
McGuire James, Merrimac, house 9 Wall
McGuire James, house 13 Somerset

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McGuire James, boards 4 Kidder

McGuire James, house Green, near George

McGuire John, laborer, house 30 'William

McGuire John, at Bleachery, house Kidder, near Gorham

McGuire John, Merrimac, house 6 Lowell

McGuire Martin, Bleachery, house rear 31 Cedar

McGuire Mary Mrs. house rear 117 Market

McGuire Mary Mrs. house 5 Cross

McGuire Michael, porter Merrimac House, house 38 Lewis
McGuire Michael, Lowell Machine Shop, h. 20 Fenwick
McGuire Patrick, Merrimac, house 6 Little
McGuire Thomas, tanner, house Manchester, Ayer’s New City
McGuire Thomas, Hamilton Print Works, h. 15 Winter
McGuirk James, laborer, house rear 15 Jefferson
McGuirk Patrick, grocer, Suffolk, near Lagrange, house 32 do.
near Broadway

McGurn Thomas, Boott, house Coburn, n. River, Centralville
McHugh James, clock establishment, 49 Market, house do.
McHugh Peter, dry goods, 65 Market, house do.

McHugh Thomas F. clock repairer, 294 Merrimac, house do.

Mclntire Daniel, Lawrence, house 4 Lawrence Corporation

Mclntire Elbridge, butcher, Wilder, house do. near Railroad

Mclntire Ira, painter, house 256 Central

Mclntire Oren, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation

Mclntire Winifred, widow, house rear 22 Howe

McIntosh James, Lowell Corporation, house 7 do.

McIntosh Mary A. Mrs. house 109 Merrimac Corporation

McKay Peter, laborer, house 15 High

McKean Edtvard, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 158 Central

McKearnan Margaret, widow, house 43 Gorham

McKearnan Thomas, laborer, house 22 Summer

McKee Alexander, Lowell, house 4 Mechanic

McKee Elizabeth, widow, house 55 River, Centralville

McKee James, shoemaker, house 5 Wall

McKee John, Lowell, house 26 Lowell Corporation

McKee John, Hamilton, house 55 River, Centralville

McKee Michael, Lowell, house 5 Wall

McKee Michael, laborer, house Fulton, Centralville

McKeen Edward, machinist, boards 24 Hamilton court

McKeever John, laborer, house rear' 27 Middle

McKeever Michael, laborer, house rear 111 Market

McKeever Nancy, widow, house 61 Wortlien

McKenna Mary, widow, house 80 Lowell

McKenna Patrick, laborer, house 19 Winter

McKenna Patrick, laborer, house rear 248 Merrimac

McKennedy James, laborer, house 10 Howe

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McKenney Eben O. blacksmith, b. 55 Swamp Locks, Wort lien

McKenncy John, laborer, house 48 Gorham

McKenney John II., Lawrence Corporation, house 80 do.

McKenney Mary, widow, house 48 Gorham

McKenzie Angus, tanner, boards at Wm. McKenzie’s

McKenzie Jane S. Mrs. house 89 Church

McKenzie William, patent leather worker, house Leather

McKeown John, bootmaker, 84 Central, house 76 Church

Mclveown Lawrence, house River, cor. Coburn, Centralville

McKeown Timothy, house 48 South

McKeown William, Middlesex, house 5 Pleasant

McKillick Ann, widow, house 1 Knowles place

McKimm William, Middlesex, house 4 George

McKinley John, Hamilton, house 48 Gorham

McKinley Robert, machinist, house rear 90 Appleton

McKinney Thomas, carpet weaver, house 10 Cedar

McKissock Robert, shoemaker, 18 Central, h. Front, Centralville

McKnight James, at J. C. Ayer’s, boards 204 Central

McKnight Mary, widow, house 204 Central

McLannen Thomas, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

McLarney William, Hamilton, house 8 North
McLaughlin Bernard, laborer, house 8 Swift
McLaughlin Bernard, laborer, house 28 Salem
McLaughlin Charles, painter, boards 119 Central
McLaughlin Charles, Gas Works, house 68 Suffolk, cor. Cross
McLaughlin Daniel, laborer, house 7 North
McLaughlin Dennis, operative, boards 11 Hanover
McLaughlin Edward, laborer, house 182 Gorham
McLaughlin Ellen, widow, house 92 East Merrimac
McLaughlin Francis, Merrimac, house 20 Kirk avenue
McLaughlin James, laborer, house 8 North
McLaughlin John, laborer, house 2 Maiden lane
McLaughlin Margaret, widow, house 12 Little
McLaughlin Mary, widow, house 9 North
McLaughlin Michael, Middlesex, house 64 Church
McLaughlin Michael, Lowell Machine Shop, house 69 Gorham
McLaughlin Michael, shoemaker, house 11 Gorham
McLaughlin Michael, clerk, 272 Merrimac, house 274 do.
McLaughlin Michael, Stott’s Mill, house 18 High
McLaughlin Philip, laborer, house 47 Gorham
McLaughlin Susan, widow, house 1 John street avenue
cLaughlin Timothy, house 68 Suffolk, corner Cross
McLeary Daniel, laborer, house 324 Merrimac
McLennan John C., Lowell, house Gold, corner School
McLucas Abram, machinist, boards 44 Mass. Corporation
McMahan Daniel, Middlesex, house 1 Howe

LOWELL CM] DIRECTORY. 157

McMahan John, Bleachery, house 1 Prospect

McMahan Mary, widow, house 28 Gorham

McMahan Patrick, Middlesex, boards 11 Green

McMahan Peter, laborer, house 86 Middle

McManaman Bernard, laborer, house Thorndike, near Hale

McManaman Bridget, widow, house 13 William

McMann Francis, Boott, house River, Central ville

McMann Henry, laborer, house River, Centralville

McMann James, Bleachery, house 13 Whiter

McMann James, Boott, house River, Centralville

McMann James, shoemaker, boards 95 Market

McMann John, laborer, house rear 17 Union

McMann John, batting mill, house 6 Carolin’s place

McMann John, laborer, house River, Centralville

McMann Thomas, Bleachery, house Carter, cor. Livingston

McManus James, laborer, house 13 River, Centralville

McManus John, house 24 Davidson

McManus John, Merrimac, boards 6 Lowell

McManus John Mrs. house 12 William

McManus Mary, widow, house Davidson, corner Howe

McManus Mary, widow, house 9. Dummer

McManus Michael, clerk, 134 Central, house rear Hurd

McManus Patrick, Merrimac, boards 135 Merrimac Corporation

McManus Patrick, laborer, house 26 Davidson

McManus Thomas, Boott, house 22 Howe

McManus Thomas, shoemaker, 67 Market, house do.

McManus Thomas, Boott, house rear 15 River, Centralville
McManus William, hostler, boards 10 Dummer
McManus William, laborer, house rear 15 River
McMarty Hannah, widow, house 24 Davidson
McMaster John, Massachusetts, house 55 Mass. Corporation
McMeekin Andrew, blacksmith, boards 8 Grand
McMeekin William F. blacksmith, house rear 18 [Marshall
McMillen Alexander, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

McMillen Kenneth, Lowell, house 18 Lowell Corporation
McMonagle Stephen, Boott, house Hampshire, Centralville
McMorrow James, laborer, house 86 Market
Mc?dorrow James, laborer, house 116 East Merrimac
McMullen Bridget, house 2 Carolin’s place
McNabb John, Hamilton, house Broadway, corner Adams
McNabb John, Lowell, house 58 Middle
McNabb Robert, Massachusetts, house 3 Davidson’s lane
McNabb Thomas, Bleachery, house rear 38 Crosby
McNamara Anthony, laborer, house Maiden lane
McNamara James, Boott, house rear River, Centralville
[McNamara Owen, clerk, 4 Museum building, house 2 Court ave.

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McNamara Michael, Middlesex, house 30 William
McNamara Michael, laborer, house rear 13 Dummer
McNamara Patrick, laborer, house 15 Summer
McNamee John, tinsmith, 10 Gorham, house 71 Charles
McNeill Mary, house 12 Union

McNeill William T. carpenter, house 7 Fourth, Centralville
McNish ( Henry L.) & Butler ( David 0 . ), woodworking raa-
cliinery, 84 Broadway, boards 4 Butterfield
McNulty Bridget, widow, house 148 Central
McNulty Frank, silversmith, at A. Sanborn’s, boards 21 Aldrich
block, Appleton

McNulty John, Lowell, house 59 Dutton
McNulty Patrick, house George, corner Church
McOsker Fergus, sashmaker, house 5 Summer
McPhetres Betsey, widow, house 5 Warren
McPhetres Samuel A. reporter 21, boards 5 Warren
McQuade Andrew, Appleton, house 38 Paige
McQuade Ann, boardinghouse, 1 Green
McQuade Bernard, Lowell, boards 38 Paige
McQuade Bridget, widow, house 148 Central
McQuade Bridget, widow, house. 12 George
McQuade Catharine, widow, house 23 Cedar
McQuade Ellen, grocer, 55 Middle, house do.

McQuade Francis, machinist, house rear 49 Middle

McQuade Francis, Hamilton, house rear 8 William

McQuade James, laborer, house rear 9 Summer

McQuade James, house 270 Merrimac

McQuade James, laborer, house 17 William

McQuade James, Ayer’s New City, rear Engine House

McQuade James, Merrimac, boards 38 Paige

McQuade Joseph, Bleachery, boards 9 Summer

McQuade Margaret, widow, house rear 65 Middle

McQuade Matthew, Middlesex, house 41 William

McQuade Michael, house 178 Gorham

McQuade Murtagh, Merrimac, boards 38 Paige

McQuade Murtagh, roller turner, house Mt. Vernon, n. Liberty

McQuade Owen, house 9 Summer

McQuade Patrick, machinist, house 51 Middle

McQuade Patrick, trader, boards ''Merrimac House

McQuade Terrence, Merrimac, boards 38 Paige

McQuade Thomas, laborer, house 44 Middle

McQuade Thomas, shoemaker, house 27 William

McQuaid John, peddler, house 270 Merrimac

McQueide Francis, house 33 Marion

McQuesten John, clerk, 84 Merrimac, boards 1 Merr. Corp.
McQuestion Luther, Appleton, boards 4 Appleton Corporation

LOWELL EM] DIRECTORY. 159

McShatirey John, currier, house Hancock avenue, corner Clark
McShea John, house Coburn, corner River, Centralville
MeShea John, Hamilton Print Works, house 13 Winter
McShea Mary, widow, house Coburn, corner River, Centralville
McShea Owen, house rear 5 Decatur
McSoley Alexander, grocer, 80 Middle, house do.

McSoley John, mason, house 47 Prescott Corporation
McSoley Patrick, mason, house 47 Prescott Corporation
McSoley Terrence, Tremont, house 80 Middle
McSoley Terrence, at J. C. Ayer’s, house 3 Lee
McSwegan Patrick, house 32 William
McTeathe Robert, Massachusetts, house 21 East Merrimac
McWade Melissa, boardinghouse, 80 Merrimac Corporation
McWilliams John, Bleachery, house 15 Summer
McWilliams Thomas, Bleachery, house 15 Summer
McWilliams William, Bleachery, house 15 Summer
Mead Francis, laborer, house Prescott, near Kidder
Mead George G. painter, house 74 Church
Mead John, tailor, house 38 Lowell

Mead Matthias, agent, stoves & tinware, 118 Central, h. 16 Alder
Mead Mathew, tailor, house Broadway, corner Adams
Mead Patrick, pressman, at J. F. Evans’s house 28 Salem
Mead Ransom L. tanner, boards 74 Church
Mead Thomas, house 42 Appleton
Mead Thomas, tailor, boards Broadway, corner Adams
Mead William, Copley’s mill, house Congress, rear Hale’s mill
Meacham Samuel, loom harness maker, house 4 Austin
Meadowcroft James ( American Bolt Co.), 210 Lawrence, house
50 Chapel

Mealey Edward, provisions, 12 Lowell, house 108 Market
Meany Margaret, widow, house 19 Union
Meany Michael, house 1 Market

Mears Charles H. boardinghouse, 61 Lawrence Corporation
Mears David, Merrimac, house 82 Merrimac Corporation
Mears Henry A. stonecutter. 6 Merrill court
Meehan John, clerk, at D. W. C. Farrington’s, house Webster,
Centralville

Meehan Mary, widow,* house Webster, Centralville
Meehan Patrick, clerk, at D. W. C. Farrington’s, house Ando-
ver, corner Water

Meehan Thomas, painter, house Hampshire, Centralville

Meenan Patrick, Middlesex, house 36 Davidson

Megin James II., Boott, house 58 BoottUorporation

Mehan Owen, tinsmith, boards 37 Fayette

Mehegan Catharine, widow, house 41 Fenwick

Mehejran Michael, Massachusetts, boards 4 Mass. Corporation

160 LOWELL [M] DIRECTORY.

Mehegan Thomas, laborer, house rear 14 Winter
Meikle James J. block printer, house 39 Crosby
Meiklc John, carpet eolorer, house 1 Madison
Melard James, cigar maker, boards 119 Central
Meldrum Robert, chemist, house School, opposite Gold
Mcllen Andrew J. milkman, house Pawtucket
Mellen Bernard, laborer, house 57 Middle
Mellen Hugh, house 2 Winter
Mellon Dorcas, widow, house 22 Third, Centralville
Mellon Lawrence, laborer, house rear 272 Merrimac
Mellor Oliver, shoemaker, house 102 Moody
Meloy John, tailor, house 282 Merrimac

Melvin Benjamin, laborer, house 83 Appleton [Centralville

Melvin Benj. F. bootmaker, 3 Prescott Corp. house 51 Coburn,

Melvin Benjamin F. bootmaker, house 21 Adams

Melvin Charles F., Lowell Machine Shop, boards at D. Melvin’s

Melvin Dawes, contractor, Lowell M. S. h. 50 S. L., Worthen

Melvin Dustiu B. machinist, house 31 Marion

Melvin Eliza Mrs. house 62 Andover

Melvin Eliza A. widow, house 62 Andover

Melvin Goodman B. bootmaker, boards 51 Coburn, Centralville

Melvin Harriet G. widow, house 20 Lowell Corporation

Melvin H. L. Mrs. house 381 Merrimac, above Austin

Melvin James, clerk, 33 Central, house Marshall

Melvin Jerome B. salesman, house 160 Gorham

Melvin Joshua, botanic physician, house 65 Fletcher

Melvin Lucy, widow, house 47 Summer

Melvin Mary E. house 2 Second, Centralville

Melvin Mary E. Mrs. 1 Merrimac Corporation

Melvin Orison, machinist, house 86 Merrimac Corporation

Melvin Rufus, house 76 Third, Centralville

Mercer George F. A. boards 19 Hamilton Corporation

Mercer Richard|P. overseer, Hamilton, h. 19 Hamilton Corp.

Meriam Darius, Lawrence Corporation, house 20 do.

Meriam Josiali IL, Lawrence, boards 20 Lawrence Corporation
Merriam^ Albert M. chair manuf. at Otis Allen’s mills, house 396
Middlesex

Merriam Amos, house 7 High street square

Merriam Jacob A. carpenter, house 6 Austin

Merriam Mary A. Mrs. house 6 Austin

Merrill Alphonzo, teamster, house 4 Sixth

Merrill Bartlett C. salesman, at J. Merrill’s, house 21 Chapel

Merrill Benjamin, Merrimac, house 121 Merrimac Corporation

Merrill Benjamin J., Wamesit House, 187 Middlesex

Merrill Betsey, boardinghouse, 37 Lawrence Corporation

Merrill Darius, shoemaker, house 70 Moody

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Merrill Edwin, shoemaker, house 20 High

Merrill Elizabeth Mrs. boardinghouse, 13 Suffolk Corp.

Merrill Farnum, trader, house 48 Elm

Merrill Gardner B. designer and engraver, 21 Central, house 8
Branch

Merrill Horatio N., Merrimac, house 50 Merrimac Corporation
Merrill John F. Lawrence Corporation, house 65 do.

Merrill Joshua, shoemaker, boards 48 Church
Merrill Joshua, bookseller and publisher, 23 Central, house 23
Chapel

Merrill Marcellus R. piledriver, b. 50 Merrimac Corporation
Merrill Mehitable, widow, h. South, c. Middlesex
Merrill Osborn, job wagon, house Seventh, opposite Reed,
Centralville

Merrill Rebecca, widow, house 47 Myrtle, Centralville
Merrill Samuel N. attorney and counsellor at law, 27 Central,
boards Merrimac House

Merrill William B. boards 59 Massachusetts Corporation
Merrill Wm. P., Massachusetts, house 45 Massachusetts Corp.
Merriman James, salesman, house 23 Marshall
Merriman Joseph, sashmaker, boards 56 Lawrence Corporation
Merrin Peter, Merrimac, b. 135 Merrimac Corporation
Merrity Rose, widow, house 9 Carolin’s place
Meserve Elvira, house rear 39 Fayette
Messenger Enoch, Middlesex, house 71 Warren
Messer Abiel, stonemason, house 58 East Merrimac
Messer Henry L. clerk, 65 East Merrimac, house 58 East
Merrimac

Messick Joseph, Appleton, house 17 Appleton Corporation
Metcalf David S., Lowed, h. Beacon, n. Third, Centralville
Metcalf Edgar, bootmaker, 26 Central, boards 154 Suffolk,
corner Moody

Metcalf Enoch, house Andover, on Tewksbury line
Metcalf George E. Lowell, boards at David S. Metcalf
Metcalf Greenleaf W. carpenter, house 42 Lagrange
Metcalf Isaac N. teacher of music, house Andover, on Tewks-
bury line

Metcalf Martin L., Middlesex, house 13 Charles

Metcalf , Merrimac, boards 74 Merrimac Corporation

Micks Charles D. mason, boards Franklin House
Midgley Thomas, Belvidere Woollen Mills, house 18 Ash
Mignault Deodat, physician, house 87 Gorham
Miles Freeman, foreman at Durrell, Bacon, & Co.’s, h. Lincoln,
Ayer’s New City

Miles Hannah Mrs. house Leather
Miles Sarah, widow, house 25 Davidson

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162 LOWELL [Ml DIRECTORY.

Miles William, Massachusetts, house 25 Massachusetts Corp.
Milett Thomas, house 4 Molloy’s court
Miller David, Lowell, house 11 Worthen

Miller George, engraver, Merrimac, house 107 Merrimac
Corporation

Miller Henry W. machinist, house 288 Central
Miller Joseph, carpenter, house 3 Willie avenue
Miller Samuel, Stott’s, house 13 Andover
Miller Sumner P. teamster, boards 31 Fletcher
Millett Edward, house 87 Moody
Milliken Frank J. clerk, 2 Central, boards 13 do.

Mills Benton, machinist, boards 101 Central
Mills Eliza Mrs. house 218 School
Mills Hiram F. engineer, boards 20 Tyler
Mills Martin, at J. F. Puffer’s, house 3 Union
Minassian Simon G. medical student, 14 Hurd, boards 57
Massachusetts Corporation
Minehan Michael, laborer, house 62 Adams
Miner Abram, hostler, 159 Middlesex, boards 18 Grand
Miner Chas., Merrimac, house 120 Merrimac Corporation
Miner William, Appleton, house 104 Moody
Mitchell Daniel F., Lowell, house Varney, corner Mount
Washington

Mitchell Edmund, Merrimac, boards 12 Merrimac Corporation
Mitchell George E. photographist and daguerreotypist, 89 Mer-
rimac, house 37 Andover

Mitchell James M. machinist, house r. 109 River, Centralville
Mitchell Loring, machinist, boards 35 Suffolk
Mitchell William, Merrimac yard, house 22 Broadway
Moar Stephen, Merrimac, house 25 Merrimac Corporation
Moar Stephen C. house 25 Merrimac Corporation
Moffatt James, Hamilton Print Works, house 44 Gorham
Mohan Mary, house 16 Davis

Mollour Joseph A. saslimaker, boards 6 South Franklin court
Molloy George, trunk manufacturer, 61 Market, h. 59 do.
Monagan Ann and Ellen, h. E. Merrimac, c. Brown
Monagan Arthur, laborer, house rear 270 Merrimac
Monagan John, Boott, boards 53 Boott Corporation
Monaghan Henry, house Lee
Monahan John, laborer, house 24 Jefferson
Montague James, clerk, house 49 Bartlett
Montay Albert, Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Montay Wellington, Lawrence, b. 68 Lawrence Corporation
Montcalm Anthony W. botanic physician, h. 219 Central
Montcalm Emeline II. dressmaker, boards 219 Central
Moody Alplionzo F. painter, house 22 Warren

LOWELL [M] DIRECTORY. 1G3

Moody Amos P., Massachusetts, house 61 Massachusetts Corp.
Moody Andrew, boards Merrimac House
Moody Daniel, house 5 Dodge

Moody Daniel jr. Lawrence Corporation, house 4 do.

Moody David J. house Nesmith, corner Wyman

Moody Frederick, machinist, boards 94 Middlesex

Moody Job, teamster, house 65 Butterfield

Moody Joseph D., Indian doctor, house 6 Chapel

Moody Mahala, boardinghouse, 2 Suffolk Corporation

Moody Paul Mrs. house Nesmith, corner Wyman

Moody Sarah, house 133 Merrimac Corporation

Mooney Benjamin G. farmer, house Chelmsford, near the line

Mooney Bridget, widow, house 6 Wall

Mooney Christopher, beer and mineral water manufacturer, 116
Middlesex, house 6 Wall
Mooney Henry, painter, house 6 Bang block
Mooney John C. carpenter, house 83 Howard
Mooney Lawrence, boards 6 Wall
Mooney Michael, laborer, house rear 22 Winter
Mooney Patrick, Bleachery, house 8 Congress
Mooney Peter, Prescott, boards 27 Massachusetts Corporation
Mooney Samuel, Lawrence, house Oliver, c. School
Mooney Thomas, Massachusetts, house 11 Wall
Moor James R. house 36 Church
Moore Albert M. boards 30 Clay
Moore Alonzo P. clerk, 42 Merrimac, boards 48 Church
Moore Ann, house 6 Race
Moore Azubah, widow, house 61 Union
Moore C. B. Mrs. dressmaker, house 134 Suffolk
Moore Charles C. & Co. grocers, 12 Merrimac, house 394 do.
Moore Edwin F. shoemaker, house 141 Moody
Moore Ephraim S. engineer, house 138 School
Moore Francis L. house Gorham, near Railroad
Moore George F., Lowell Corporation, boards 13 Central
Moore Harriet Mrs. boardinghouse, 2 Jackson
Moore Horatio N. overseer, Lawrence, h. 87 Lawrence Corp.
Moore Horatio N. manuf. of millinery goods, 40 Rock, h. do.
Moore Humphrey F., Merrimac, house 174 Merrimac Corp.
Moore Ira, at J. M. Washburn & Son’s, boards 21 Market
Moore James M. overseer, Middlesex, house 30 Clay, cor. Oak
Moore James M. machinist, boards 10 Cabot
Toore John, iceman, boards 61 Union
Moore John G., Middlesex, house 24 Wamesit
Moore John L. shoemaker, boards' 3 8 Cabot
Moore John N. bootmaker, 193 Central, house do.

Moore Joseph, Engineer, Mechanics’ Mills, house 14 Rock

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Moore Lucius B. cigar manufacturer, Gorham, corner Moore,
house Moore

Moore Mary G. Mrs. house 1 Suffolk Corporation
Moore Nicholas, house 4 Reed’s court

Moore Salatliiel, shoecutter, 232 Merrimac, house TG8 Middlesex
Moore Susan, widow, house 141 Moody
Moore Susan Mrs. house 4 Moore
Moore Thomas, house 62 Church

Moore , spinner, Middlesex, boards 7 Lawrence

Moors Albert, farmer, house Stone House, Moore street

Moors Augustus P. produce, house Moore street

Moors James A. Mrs. house 31 Fletcher

Moors Simeon Mrs. house Stone House, Moore street

Moran Bernard, painter, house 1 Howe

Moran Celia, house 74 Lowell

Moran Hugh, laborer, house 26 North

Moran James, laborer, house rear 37 Fenwick

Moran James, laborer, house 37 Lowell

Moran James, laborer, house River, Central ville

Moran John, saloon, 32 John, house 14 Massachusetts Corp.

Moran John, laborer, house Davidson, comer Howe

Moran John, laborer, house 2 Fenwick

Moran Mary, widow, house 3 Howe

Moran Mary, house 24 Jefferson

Moran Michael, at William Kittredge’s, house 3 High

Moran Michael, Boott, house rear 25 Lowell

Moran Michael, Middlesex, house Howe, corner Davidson

Moran Patrick, grocer, 128 Lowell, house 21 Tremont

Moran Patrick, laborer, house 13 Fenwick

Moran Peter, baker, house 2, Dane

Moran Thomas, foundry, house Smith, near Liberty

Moran William, laborer, house rear 73 River, Centralville

Moran William, laborer, house 2 Cummiskey’s alley

Moreton Hannah, house 23 Tremont Corporation

Morey Charles C., Middlesex, boards 49 Massachusetts Corp.

Morey Clara Mrs. house 13 Union

Morey Dolly, widow, house 32 Bartlett

Morey George C. painter, 75 E. Merrimac, house 10 Chestnut
Morey George F. (Knapp fy M. ) publishers “ Citizen and News,”
44 Central, house 9 Cabot Block, Cabot street
Morey Sherman M., Lowell Machine Shop, house 22 Swamp
Locks, Dutton

Morey William, Merrimac, house 35 Tremont

Morey William, printer, “ Citizen” office, house 32 Bartlett

Morgan Ann, widow, house 75 Lowell

Morgan Betsey, widow, house 22 Fifth, Centralville

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Morgan Christopher, Lawrence, house 36 Lawrence Corporation
Morgan Ebenezer, employment office, 314 Merrimac, corner
Suffolk, boards 36 Lawrence Corporation
Morgan Henry, Middlesex, house 9 Union
Morgan Luther S. watchmaker and jeweller, 60 Central, house
112 Middlesex

Morgan Pamelia Mrs. boards 36 Lawrence Corporation

Morgan Shapley, Tremont, boards 36 Lawrence Corporation

Morgans Morgan, machinist, house rear 135 Middlesex

Moriarty John, farmer, house at William Wyman’s

Moriarty Maurice, Massachusetts, house River, Centralville

Morrill Abner W. clerk, John, c. Merrimac, b. 26 Boott Corp.

Morrill Amos, house 10 Prescott Corporation

Morrill Charles, teacher, Green School, boards Merrimac House

Morrill Elizabeth, widow, house 126 Middlesex

Morrill Ezra, carpenter, house 81 Broadway

Morrill Hannah A. variety store, 93 Central, li. 126 Middlesex

Morrill Jefferson, agent, house 82 Howard

Morrill John L. machinist, house 1 6 Marshall

Morrill Joseph, boardinghouse, 102 Moody

Morrill Louisa B. boardinghouse, 10 Prescott Corporation

Morrill Nathaniel W. painter, house 25 Walnut

Morrill Sarah, house 120 Moody

Morris James, Appleton, house 80 Middlesex

Morris James, peddler, house Cross, opposite Marion

Morris John, Appleton, boards 70 Middlesex

Morris John, Massachusetts, boards 23 George

Morris John, machinist, house 10 North Franklin court

Morris Martin, baker, 34 Paige, house do

Morris Nancy, widow, house 59 Union

Morris Owen, Hamilton, 5 Middlesex place

Morrisey Michael, laborer, house rear 81 Market

Morrison Charles, operative, house Dutton, corner Wamesit ct.

Morrison Christopher, Prescott, boards 47 Middle

Morrison Daniel, laborer, house 31 Wortlien

Morrison David, currier, house 10 Decatur

Morrison Frank, Massachusetts, boards 47 Middle

Morrison Hannah T. Mrs. boardinghouse, 4 Merrimac Corp.

Morrison Hugh, house 116 Middlesex

Morrison James, Merrimac, house 24 Worthen

Morrison James, laborer, house 47 Middle ,

Morrison James, Boott, house 1 Gray’s place
Morrison James G., Middlesex, house 60 Church
Morrison James L ., Appleton, boards at John Morrison’s
Morrison John, overseer, Appleton Corporation, house 30 do.
Morrison John F. music teacher, boards 30 Appleton Gn’poration

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Morrison Nathan, Appleton, boards 4 Appleton Corporation

Morrison Richard, laborer, house 27 Worthen

Morrison Robert H. job wagon, house 14 Floyd

Morrison William, Hamilton, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation

Morrison William D. Mrs. house 45 Summer

Morrow John, iron moulder, house 52 Chestnut

Morrow Matthew, Bleachery, house 26 Cedar

Morse Caroline L. widow, house 29 Howard

Morse Charles, farmer, boards 8 Fifth, Centralville

Morse Charles, watchman, house 16 Appleton Corporation

Morse Charles. 11. clerk, 146 Central, h. 6 Read, Centralville

Morse Dolley, widow, house 8 Fifth, Centralville

Morse Edwin L., Suffolk, house 50 Cushing

Morse Elizabeth, widow, house Water, near Pond

Morse Ezekiel R. expressman, house 48 Bartlett

Morse Franklin G. grocer, Bridge, corner Sixth, Centralville

Morse George H. boards 43 Summer

Morse Henry O. ( Lovejoy § Morse ), livery stable, h. 20 Stackpole
Morse ( Isaac S. ) & Stephens ( George ), counsellors, 49 Central,
house 8 Stackpole, near Alder
Morse Isaiah, Lawrence, house 18 Lawrence Corporation
Morse James, Stott’s Mills, house 14 Pleasant
Morse James C. fruit, &c. 143 Central, house 14 Church
Morse James E. machinist, boards 38 Lagrange
Morse James N. at A. L. Wait & Co.’s, house 45 Willie
Morse James W., Appleton, boards 43 Summer
Morse John W., Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Morse Joshua B. clerk, Lawrence C. R. h. 18 Lawrence Corp.
Morse Luther B. physician, 55 Merr. c. John, h. 145 East Men*.
Morse Nathan C. shoemaker, house 136 Suffolk
Morse Nelson Mrs. house 5 South Franklin court
Morse Sarah M. Mrs. house 11 Tyler
Morse William, Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Morse William, at Stott’s Mills, house Water, near Pond
Morse William G. overseer, Mass, house 46 Mass. Corporation
Morse William W. loom harnessmaker, 4 Salem, house 8 Cabot
Morse Willis, house 43 Summer

Mort James W. cigar manuf. 77 Central, house 52 Bartlett
Morton Isaac, painter, 139 Central, house 23 Church
Moses Isaac S. shoemaker, 12 Tilden, house rear do.

Moses Joseph L., Lowell Machine Shop, house 54 Appleton
Moshier David W., Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation
Moshier Stephen H., Lawrence Corporation, boards 67 do.

Moss Joseph, overseer, Hamilton, house 36 Hamilton Corp.

Moss William, Hamilton, boards 36 Hamilton Corporation
Motley George, agent, Appleton, house 43 Nesmith

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Motley Robert, stonecutter, boards 4 Appleton Corporation
Mott D. Rev. house 2 Stackpole

Moulton Charles N. clerk, 35 Merrhnac, b. 20 Third, Centralville
Moulton Eliza, house 35 South

Moulton Ira Mrs. boardinghouse, 29 Hamilton Corporation
Moulton Jeremiah, starcher, Bleaehery, house Ayer’s New City,
near London street

Moulton ( John jr.) & Adams (Enos II. ), boot and shoemakers,
35 Merrhnac, house 20 Third, Centralville
Moulton John L. mason, house 4 Alder

Moulton Mary C. widow, house Chelmsford, 3d above Howard
Moulton Moses S., Lowell M. S. boards 29 Hamilton Corp.
Moulton Wyatt, machinist, house 6 Lagrange court
Mowe Daniel, physician, 94 Middle, near Shattuck, house do.

Mo we George S. prop. Mowe’s Cough Balsam, 94 Middle, h. do.

Moxley Harvey, boards 6 Prescott Corporation

Moxley Philena E. widow, boardinghouse, 6 Prescott Corp.

Mudgett Frank, painter, boards 1 George

Mugford George, laborer, house 4 Keene

Mulagh Margaret, variety store, 11 East Merrimae, house do.

Mulcahy Deborah, widow, house 3 Knowles place

Mulcahy James P. painter, house 40 Lowell

Muldoy Ann, widow, house Davidson’s lane

Mulhern Catharine, widow, house 63 River, Centralville

Mulhern Owen, Prescott, house 20 William

Mullen Ann, widow, house 12 Salem

Mullen Catharine, house 11 East Merrimae

Mullen Dennis, shoemaker, house 24 William

Mullen Hugh, Hamilton, boards 15 Summer

Mullen James, in Gas Works, house 9 Worthen

Mullen James, machinist, house 265 Middlesex

Mullen John, laborer, boards 51 Lowell

Mullen John Mrs. house 14 Winter

Mullen John, pressman, 34 Merrimae, house 118 Suffolk

Mullen John, tailor, house 118 Suffolk

Mullen Michael J., Stott’s Mills, house 75 Charles

Mullen Patrick, laborer, house rear 17 Summer

Mullen Thomas, house 37 Tremont

Mullen William, house 9 Winter

Mullery Patrick, laborer, house rear 12 Little

Mulroy Patrick, laborer, house 7 McCarry court

Mulvaney Matthew, wool sorter, boards 11 Davidson

Mulvey John, labor zi house 74 Lowell

Mulvey Peter, labor s house 76 River, Centralville

Mungel Edward, laborer, house 22 William

Mungel Mary, widow, house 28 William

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Munn Charles II. painter, house 10 Fifth, Centralville
Munn Francis D., Massachusetts Corporation, house 69 Bridge
Munn Frederick, Prescott, house 16 Massachusetts Corporation
Munroe Charles, Massachusetts, house 32 High
Munroe Lyman C. clerk, Railroad Bank, Carleton building,
boards 32 High

Munroe Robert, currier, boards 5 Thorndike

Munsey Alfred T., Boott, house 2 John street avenue

Murdock William D. carpenter, house Howard, c. Middlesex

Murkland George, printer, boards at Wm. Murkland’s

Murkland William, overseer, Carpet Mill, li. Hancock avenue

Murphy Alonzo, Merrimac, boards 68 Lawrence Corporation

Murphy Bridget, widow, house 40 Fenwick

Murphy Catharine, widow, house 49 Market

Murphy Catharine, widow, house 61 Lowell

Murphy Catharine, widow, house 106 Suffolk

Murphy Catharine, widow, house 53 Lowell

Murphy Catharine, widow, house 64 Gorham

Murphy Catharine, widow, house 15 Davis

Murphy Cornelius, laborer, house 20 Howe

Murphy Cornelius, carpet weaver, house 16 Keene

Murphy Daniel, laborer, house 21 Lewis

Murphy Daniel, laborer, house rear 24 Lowell

Murphy Daniel, house 16 Dummer

Murphy Daniel, house Howe, near Davidson

Murphy Edward, laborer, house rear 93 Gorham

Murphy Ellen, widow, house 7 Andover

Murphy Ellen, widow, house 294 Merrimac

Murphy Florence, house Broadway, near Marion

Murphy James, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation

Murphy James, Massachusetts, boards 24 Hurd

Murphy James 2nd, Prescott, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.

Murphy Jeremiah, laborer, house 7 Andover [court

Murphy Jeremiah, Merrimac Print Works, house 1 Smith’s

Murphy Jeremiah, carpet weaver, house 2 Swift

Murphy John, Hamilton, house 66 Charles

Murphy John, tailor, 47 Market, house do.

Murphy John, at C. B. Richmond’s, house 132 Lawrence

Murphy John, laborer, house 127 Lowell

Murphy John, Lowell, house 50 Middle

Murphy John, laborer, house 3 Jefferson

Murphy John B. Mrs. house 40 Cabot

Murphy Mrs., Lowell Carpet Mill, li. r. 53 Market

Murphy Mrs. widow, house 20 Jefferson

Murphy Margaret Mrs. house rear River, Centralville

Murphy Mary, widow, house rear River, Centralville

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Murphy Mary, house Broadway, near Marion
Murphy Mary Mrs. house 35 Lowell
Murphy Mary Mrs. house 3 Jefferson
Murphy Michael, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Murphy Michael, Middlesex, house 68 Church

Murphy Patrick, tailor, 5 Central, house 150 Lowell

Murphy Patrick, Middlesex, house 11 North

Murphy Patrick jr. tailor, house 150 Lowell [East Merrimac

Murphy Patrick II. gardener, at Judge Crosby’s, house 110

Murphy Richard, currier, house 177 Central

Murphy Thomas, house 20 Howe

Murphy Timothy, Massachusetts, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.

Murphy Timothy, laborer, house 43 Fenwick

Murphy Timothy, Prescott, house 24 Lowell

Murphy Timothy, laborer, house 23 William

Murphy William, boardinghouse, 13 Davis

Murphy William, in sawmill, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation

Murphy William, shoemaker, 248 Merrimac, house do.

Murphy William, laborer, house 7 Me Carry court
Murray Andrew, Lowell, h. 9 Lagrange, near Suffolk
Murray Catharine, widow, house 38 South
Murray Francis, Merrimac, house Green, near George
Murray John, laborer, house 70 Lowell
Murray John, Prescott, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Murray John, Lawrence, boards 56 Lawrence Corporation
Murray John, Stott’s Mill, house rear 20 Howe
Murray John, laborer, house 2 Water
Murray Mary, widow, house 41 East Merrimac
Murray Michael, laborer, house 83 Lowell
Murray Michael, laborer, house 33 0^- Merrimac
Murray Patrick, junk, house 38 South
Murray Patrick, laborer, house 8 Lewis
Murray Patrick, fireman, Merrimac House
Murray Patrick, Merrimac, house rear 52 Moody
Murray Thomas, Lawrence, b. 56 Lawrence Corporation
Murray Timothy, laborer, house rear 62 Adams
Murray Timothy, stonemason, house Water, near Andover
Murtagh James, Massachusetts, b. 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Murtle John, Lowell Machine Shop, house 3 Ruttrick’s block,
East Pine

Murtough Mary, widow, house rear 51 Middle
Murtough Patrick, Bleachery, house 27 do.

Mussey Bailey, Merrimac, b. 140 Merrimac Corporation
Mussey Hiram C., Merrimac, b. 140 Merrimac Corporation
Muzzey Asa^A., Hamilton, house 65 Hamilton Corporation,
Middlesex

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170 LOWELL [N] DIRECTORY.

Muzzey S. Eugene, clerk, 77 Merrimac, bds. 65 Hamilton Corp.
flyers Ferdinand J. moulder, house 71 Mechanic
Myers Ferdinand J. jr. machinist, boards 71 Mechanic
Myers Henry L., Massachusetts, h. 55 Massachusetts Corp.
Myers William, moulder, house 33 Swamp Locks, Wortlien
My rick William, hairdresser, boards 5 Jackson

NABOW GEORGE, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corp.
Nary Daniel, Hamilton, house 3 Goward place
Nary David, laborer, house 15 Summer

Nash Eliza, widow, house 118 Lowell [Butterfield

Nash James W. bookkeeper at Cushing & Mack’s, house 5

Nash William, house 3 Linden

Nason Charles, sashmaker, boards 5 Jackson

Nason Mary Miss, house 148 Suffolk

Nason Phoebe, widow, house 22 Austin

Nason Royal T., Lawrence, house 22 Austin

Nawn John, Merrimac, h. 97 Merrimac Corporation

Nawn Richard, Massachusetts, house 30 Fayette [17 Ames

Naylor George, carpet manufacturer, Whipple’s Mills, house

Neal Daniel F. pattern maker, house 52 S. L., Wortlien

Neal Joseph, Lowell Machine Shop, house 85 Howard

Neal Mrs. house 404 Merrimac

Nealen Anthony, house 26 Winter

Nealley Benjamin F. Mrs. boardinghouse, 12 Lawrence Corp.
Needham Maria Mrs. house 15 Andover
Neilon Bartholomew, tailor, house Spring
Neilon Mary, widow, house rear 31 Cedar
Nelson Francis, laborer, house Buttrick’s block, East Pine
Nelson Robert, Merrimac, b. 136 Merrimac Corporation
Nerney Roger, laborer, house 39 River, Centralville
Nesmith James I. machinist, h. 20 Hamilton Corporation
Nesmith John, office 6 Nesmith’s building, house 83 Andover,
opposite Park

Nesmith Thomas, house Park, nearly opposite Chestnut

Nettle Alice, widow, house 44 Gorham

Nevens Robert B. boxmaker, house 41 Summer

Nevins Christopher, Hamilton P. W. house rear 103 Gorham

Nevins Michael, Hamilton P. W. house rear 103 Gorham

Newcomb Silas D., Massachusetts, house 30 Mass. Corporation

Newell Lafayette, Boott, boards 9 Lee

Newell Mary R. Mrs. house 404 Merrimac

Newell Patrick, laborer, house rear 75 Market

Newell William, mason, boards 17 Market

Newhall Abby, widow, house 36 Bartlett

Newhall Samuel, at O. Allen’s, house rear 124 School

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Newhall Timothy, chairmaker, boards Howard House
Newton Carlos, Tremont, house 26 Tremont Corporation
Newton Charles E. fruit, &c., Adams, c. Fletcher, house do.
Newton Henry L. C. printer, “ Citizen ” office, house 13 Chapel
Newton Sarah Mrs. house 13 Chapel
Ney Elemer J. designer, Lowell, house 37 Walnut
Nicholas Holla, watchman, Railroad, house 38 Rock
Nichols Alanson, clerk, W. E. Livingston’s, house 16 Branch
Nichols Albert F. (Co/e, Nichols , $> Wilson), iron founder,
Thorndike, near Jail, house 92 Appleton
Nichols Alfred E. ( Watson , Parker, fy Nichols ), bobbin manuf.

Wamesit Mills, boards at Converse Nichols’s
Nichols Aim on, carriage painter, house 80 South
Nichols Charles, 146 Central, house 5 Tyler
Nichols Charles C. cotton, twine, and loom harness manuf. 84
Broadway, house 131 Cross

Nichols Converse, blacksmith, 138 Middlesex, h. 92 Appleton
Nichols David, marble manufacturer, 59 and 61 Dutton, near
' Lowell Depot, house 18 Kirk
Nichols Edwin, clerk at Smith & Nichols’s, boards 31 Hanover
Nichols George H. salesman, 134 Merrimac, h. 119 E. Merr.
Nichols Gilman N. (Smith § Nichols), produce, 109 Market,
house 31 Hanover
Nichols Hiram Mrs. house 23 Cabot
Nichols Isaac, marble worker, house 12 Franklin court
Nichols Jacob, furniture, stoves, &c. Dutton, corner Lowell, h.
2*8 Worthen

Nichols Levi, confectioner, boards at A. B. French’s
Nichols IM ary Ann, widow, house 6 Branch
Nichols Moses G. boards 18 Fayette

Nichols Oldin, machinist, and manufacturer of the patent com
cob and oat crusher, house 314 School
Nichols (William) & Co. (E. D. Fletcher ), grocers, 142, 144,
and 146 Central, cor. Green, house 47 Nesmith, n. Andover
Nichols Mrs. house 45 Charles
Noble Atwell, shoemaker, boards 35 High
Noble Charles, Suffolk, boards ^64 Moody
Noble Emeline,. widow, house 64 Moody N
Nolan Cornelius, laborer, house 4 Davis’ court
Nolan Terrence, laborer, house 3 Davis’ court
Nolan William, Boott, house River, Centralville ,

Noon Michael, Lowell, house rear 15 Dummer

Noonan Dennis, Bleach ery, house 173 Gorham

Noonan Elizabeth, widow, house 4 Davis’ court

Noonan James, Middlesex, house 1 Andover

Noonan John, laborer, house 8 Cummiskey’s alley

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Noonan John, Middlesex, house 9 George

Noonan Michael, laborer, house 134 Lawrence

Noonan Patrick, laborer, house 150 Lowell

Noonan Robert, laborer, house Taylor’s court, rear 16 Mill

Noonan Robert, laborer, house 134 Lawrence

Noonan Stephen, laborer, house 40 Appleton

Noonan Thomas, laborer, house Union court

Noonan Thomas, laborer, house 13 Hanover

Noonan William, Merrimac, house 26 Lowell

Noonan , laborer, house rear 13 Dummer

Nooney Michael, Merrimac P. W. house rear 320 Merrimac *
Norcross Christopher T. physician, 120 Merrimac, boards do.
Norcross Edwin, at freight depot, house 37 Branch
Norcross Frederick M. student, Tyler’s block, Central
Norcross Isaac W. ( Norcross , Saunders , Sr Go .), house Middlesex,
corner School

Norcross Nicholas G. Mrs. house Andover [Norcross’s

Norcross Nicholas W. ( Norcross , Saunders , Sf Co.), b. Mrs. N. G.
Norcross, Saunders & Co. ( I W. Norcross , (7. W. Saunders , M.
E, Norcross , Sr N W. Norcross ), manufacturers and dealers
in lumber, steam mills, Middlesex
Norman Rufus, Merrimac, house 48 do.

Norris Alvah C. lace and trimmings, 93 Merrimac, b. City Hotel
Norris Arthur F. L. counsellor, 3 Canal block, h. 113 Gorham
Norris George B. watchman, Boott, h. old road, Centralville
Norris George W. student, 3 Canal block, boards 30 Chestnut
Norris George W. livery stable, Warren, house 32 Hurd
Norris John, mason, house 4 Pleasant
Norris True, house 30 Chestnut

Norris Wm. B., Lawrence, boards 17 Lawrence Corporation
North Frederick T., Middlesex, house 53 Church
North William, Middlesex, house 35 Lawrence
North William L. ( Adams § North ), furniture, &c. 7 Central,
house 47 Tyler

Northam George R., Merrimac, boards 80 Merrimac Corp.
Northrup A., Lowell, boards 7 Lowell Corp.

Norton Ann, widow, house 6 Brown’s court, Centralville

Norton Bradford, Massachusetts, boards 5 Prescott Corporation

Norton Charles, Lawrence, boards 40 Lawrence Corporation

Norton Fordyce R. printer, boards 9 Lawrence

Norton James, gasfitter, house 3 Lowell place

Norton James F. tailor, boards 5 Prescott Corporation

Norton Michael, machinist, house 8 Pearl

Norton Sophia, house 72 Mechanic

Norton Thomas, laborer, house 3 Lowell place

Norwood George, shoemaker, house 35 High

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Nottage Mrs. house Pleasant, Central ville
Nourburn Alfred, machinist, house 28 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Nourse Francis H. superintendent Salem and Lowell Railroad,
and Lowell and Lawrence Railroad, office at Middlesex
street depot, house 105 Appleton
Nourse John A. carpenter, house 3 Edgerly’s court
Nourse John H. carpenter, boards 3 Edgerly’s court
•Novell Foster, Lowell, house 141 East Merrimac, c. Willow
Nowell George F., Lowell, house 141 East Merrimac
Nowell John, machinist, house 8 Lagrange court
Noyes Benjamin A. house 12 Austin, corner Moody
Noyes Benjamin C. stonemason, house 87 Moody
Noyes Daphua, widow, house 54 Andover
Noyes Edward J. clerk, boards 16 Church
Noyes Enoch, Wamesit Mills, house head of Perrin
Noyes Henry, baker, boards 93 East Merrimac
Noyes James, blacksmith, house 98 Middlesex
Noyes John F. carpenter, Middlesex, n. Gorham, h. 19 Charles
Noyes Joseph L. livery stable, Church, n. Central, h. 16 Church
Noyes Luther, clerk, 134 Merrimac, boards 16 Church
Noyes Newton T. machinist, boards 12 Austin
Noyes Olive, widow, house 45 Fayette
Noyes Person, furniture, &c. 39 Market, house 174 Gorham
Noyes Samuel, Lawrence, boards 17 Lawrence Corporation
Noyes William M. machinist, house 265 Central
Nudd Abby P. Mrs. boardinghouse, 37 Mass. Corporation
Nugent Michael, house Green, near George
Nugent Sarah, widow, house 19 Davidson
Nugent Thomas, Hamilton, house 42 William
Nute ( Andrew T.) & Potter ( E. S. ), scale manufacturer, 20
Fletcher, house 14 Elm
Nute Sewall, teamster, house 20 Smith
Nutter Alfred, millwright, house 26 Cady
Nutter Luther P. shoemaker, 264 Merrimac, boards 260 do.
Nutter Martha and Sarah Misses, house 20 Massachusetts Corp.
Nuttle James 4 Hamilton, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation
Nye Albert, carpenter, house 5 Lawrence
Nye George William, carpenter, house 6 Branch
Nye James W. sa^hmaker, house 2 Buttrick’s block, East Pine
Nye Joseph, Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation

OAKES JOHN, laborer, house 34 River, Centralville
Oates Mary, widow, house 5 Dempsey’s yard
O’Beirne Bridget, widow, house 18 Dummer
O’Beime James, laborer, house 18 Dummer
O’Beirne Patrick, Middlesex, house 93 Gorham

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Ober Oliver, Middlesex, bouse 21 Charles

O’Brien Christopher, Middlesex, house 1 Water

O’Brien Daniel, laborer, house rear 18 Dummer

O’Brien Dennis, foundryman, boards William Pender’s

O’Brien Ellen, widow, house 48 Adams

O’Brien James, carpenter, house 78 Charles

O’Brien James, laborer, house 43 Adams

O’Brien Joanna Mrs. house 36 Lewis -

O’Brien John Rev. house Fenwick, near the church

O’Brien John, laborer, house Cross, near Suffolk

O’Brien John, laborer, house rear 7 Jefferson

O’Brien John, Middlesex, boards 148 Central

O’Brien John, Lowell, house 1 Water

O’Brien John, Massachusetts, h. Coburn, n. River, Centralville
O’Brien Joseph, house 5 Spring
O’Brien Mary, widow, house 22 Lewis
O’Brien Michael, grocer, 118 Lowell, house do.

O’Brien Michael, stone mason, house 43 Davidson
O’Brien Michael, laborer, house 28 Davidson
O’Brien Owen, house 26 William
O’Brien Patrick, laborer, house 56 Adams
O’Brien Patrick, laborer, house 24 Fenwick
O’Brien Patrick, laborer, house Adams, near Lowell
O’Brien Patrick, laborer, house 45 Adams
O’Brien Richard, Merrimac, boards 86 Market
O’Brien Terence, Bleachery, house 10 Taylor’s court
O’Brien Thomas, laborer, house 4 Putney’s court
O’Brien Thomas, laborer, house 64 Gorham
O’Brien Thomas, laborer, house rear 12 Little
O’Brien Timothy, house 6 Adams, near Lowell
O’Brien William, Merrimac, house Kirk avenue
Ockington David, painter, house 56 Andover’

O’Connell Dennis, Bleachery, house Carter, comer Livingston.
O’Connell Patrick, blacksmith, 41 Middle, house 32 North
O’Connell Richard, carpenter, house 43 Gorham
O’Conner John, fruit, &c., Dutton, corner Fletcher, house head
Worthen, near Dutton
O’Connor Bridget, widow, house 15 Adams
O’Connor Edmund Rev. house Fenwick, near the church
O’Connor John, Bleachery, house 194 Gorham
O’Connor Thomas, marble worker, house 85 Moody
O’Day Bridget, widow, house 59 Gorham
O’ Day Margaret, widow, house 28 Gorham
O’Day Michael, laborer, house 184 Gorham
O’Donnell Ann, widow, house 31 Fenwick
O’Donnell James, laborer, house Front, Centralville

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O’Donnell John, laborer, house 2 Fenwick

O’Donnell John, bleacher, boards 1 2 Paige

O’Donnell Mary, widow, house 31 Fenwick

O’Donnell Patrick, laborer, house rear 29 Fenwick

O’Donnell Patrick, Prescott, boards 24 Hurd

O’Donnell Patrick, Massachusetts, house 1 Wall

O’Donnell Thomas, laborer, house 18 Little

Offutt Charles, mattrass maker, house 14 Abbott

Offutt George, upholsterer, house 292 Central

Offutt George F. upholsterer, 137 Central, boards 292 do.

Ogelvie N. J. variety store, 8 Tilden

O’ Grady Patrick, Bleachery, house Gorham, comer Congress
O’Hare Bernard ( T. fy B. O' Hare ), boots and shoes, 240 Mer-
rimac, boards 244 do.

O’Hare Francis, Bleachery, house 32 Crosby
O’Hare James, laborer, house 24 Winter
O’Hare James, shoemaker, house 244 Merrimac
O’ Hare John, Bleachery, house rear 14 Livingston
O’Hare Julia, house 2, opposite 31 Fayette
O’Hare Lucy, widow, house 65 Dutton
O’Hare Mary, widow, house 244 Merrimac
O’Hare 'Michael, painter, boards 244 Merrimac
O’Hare Patrick, laborer, house rear 17 Summer
O’Hare Peter, house 102 Lowell

O’Hare Thomas & Bernard, shoe dealers, 240 & 242 Merrimac,
house 244 do.

O’Hare Thomas, Bleachery, house rear 17 Union
O’Hearn James, laborer, house 54 Lewis
O’Hearn Mrs. widow, house 10 Cross

O’Hearn William, Hamilton, boards 34 Hamilton Corporation
O’Keefe David, at C. B. Richmond’s, house 1 3 North
O’Keefe John, gardener, house 31 East Merrimac
O’Keefe Michael, house 54 South
Olcott James S. botanic physician, 2 Adams, house do.

Oldham Isaac, boardinghouse, 10 Suffolk Corporation
Olmstead Leverett, machinist, boards 62 Broadway
O’Malley Austin, Middlesex, house 16 William
O’Malley Edward, machinist, boards at Miss Mary Abbott’s
O’Neil Catharine, widow, house 1 Hurd
O’Neil Charles, peddler, house 39 Chestnut
O’Neil Cornelius, machine shop, house 39 Fenwick
O’Neil Daniel, laborer, house 75 Lowell
O’Neil Dennis, Merrimac, house 97 Lowell
O’Neil Elizabeth, widow, house rear 45 Middle
O’Neil Francis, laborer, house 30 Summer
O’Neil Francis, tanner, boards 28 Summer

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O’Neil Hugh, Lowell, house 22 Broadway

O’Neil Hugh, laborer, house 218 School

O’Neil Hugh, tailor, house 1 Hurd

O’Neil James, house rear 44 Salem

O’Neil James, Massachusetts, boards 38 Paige

O’Neil John, laborer, boards 148 Central

O’Neil John, laborer, house 51 Middle

O’Neil Margaret, widow, house 39 Lowell

O’Neil Margaret, widow, house 34 River, Central ville

O’Neil Margaret, widow, house 50 Lewis

O’Neil Mary, dressmaker, 28 Summer

O’Neil Michael, laborer, house 3 Davidson’s lane

O’Neil Michael, Hamilton, house 29 North

O’Neil Patrick, laborer, house 5 Pleasant court

O’Neil Patrick, house 27 Congress

O’Neil Peter, house 13 Cedar

O’Neil Terence, house 28 Summer

O’Neil Thomas, Lowell, house rear 47 Middle

O’Neil Thomas, laborer, house 6 Kidder

O’Neill Bernard, grocer’s clerk, 40 Gorham, boards 28 Summer
Orange ( Henry S . ), & Eastman (Robert ), dry goods, 84 Merrimac
Ordway Alonzo, Lowell Corporation, house 1 do.

Ordway Benjamin C. shoemaker, house Salem, corner Decatur
Ordway Enoch, merchant, house 88 South
Ordway Frank D. clerk, 132 Merrimac, bds. 9 Appleton Corp.
Ordway Henry M. watchmaker, and jeweller, 86 Merrimac st.
boards 5 Nesmith

Ordway John L. cashier Lowell Bank, h. Liberty, near School
Ordway Thomas Mrs. house 5 Nesmith
Ordway William L. machinist, house 97 East Merrimac
O’Reilly Thomas, teamster, house 40 Middle
Orr Robert, Merrimac, house rear 19 River, Centralville
Osborn Edmund E. at O. Allen’s, boards 246 Middlesex
Osborne Louisa A. house 36 High
Osborne Mary J. widow, house 1 6 Bartlett
Osgood Asa C. clerk, 46 Merrimac, boards American House
Osgood Augustus N. butcher, boards at Chas. F. Stiles’s
Osgood Caleb, picker shop, house 63 Bartlett
Osgood Charles, farmer, house Gorham, opposite Moore
Osgood George C. clerk, Merrimac, corner Suffolk, boards 360
Merrimac

Osgood George N. painter 18 Middle, h. 11 Fourth, Centralville

Osgood Isaac, Hamilton, house 43 Church

Osgood Jacob N. butcher, boards Seth Gage’s, Centralville

Osgood Joseph C., Massachusetts, house 13 Fayette

Osgood Levi, hackman, boards 11 Dodge

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Osgood Orrin F. clerk, 27 Central, boards 65 Butterfield
Osgood Otis, ehairmaker, house 42 Branch
Osgood Samuel, overseer, Hamilton, boards 43 Church
Osgood Sarah S. house 53 Butterfield
Osgood William F. surveyor, house 65 Butterfield
Osmore Francis, stonecutter, boards 60 Merrimac Corporation
Osmore Isaac, stonecutter, house 60 Merrimac Corporation
Osterhoudt Simeon D., Lawrence Corporation, boards 35 do.

Otis John, lumberman, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
Otis Silas D. teamster, at Bleachery, house 23 do.

Otto John, clothing, 4 Appleton’s Block, boards 13 Central

Owen Mathew, mason, house 4 Luther’s court

Owen William N. provisions, 77 East Merrimac, house 52 do.

Owens Florence, laborer, house 3 Fayette

Owens Francis N. clerk, 77 East Merrimac, boards 52 do.

Owens Frank, machinist, boards 1 Green

Owens Patrick, at D. R. Kimball’s, house 10 Dummer

Owler Charles B. printer, “ Vox Populi ” office, h. 297 Central

Ozier Mitchell, sawmill hand, house 1 Willie

PACKARD AMOS, hostler, house 8 Hurd
Packard Charles, Boott, boards 53 Boott Corporation
Packard Eli, carpenter, house 128 Cross
Packard Francis, farmer, house 412 Merrimac
Packard George, telegraph repairer, house rear 118 Middlesex
Packard Lucius B., Lawrence Corporation, house 76 do.
Packard Nahum & Co. ( S. M. Barnes ), fur store, 122 Merrimac,
boards at Merrimac House

Packard William, Boott, boards 53 Boott Corporation

Packer Marcus M. clerk, at D. W. C. Farrington’s

Packer Marcus M. clerk, Central, boards 31 Hanover

Page Abigail Mrs. boardinghouse, 89 East Merrimac

Page Alonzo, laborer, boards 35 Suffolk

Page Ann Mrs. house 14 Warren

Page Charles, mason, house 154 Gorham

Page Charles K., Merrimac, house Hampshire, Centralville

Page Charles M., Bleachery, boards 1 Bleachery street

Pago George, Merrimac Corporation, house 46 do.

Page George W. carpenter, house 106 Middlesex

Page Henry I. boards at Isaac Page’s

Page Ira M., Lawrence Corporation, boards 67 do.

Page Isaac, Guard Locks, Broadway, mar School, house do.
Page James Y. stoves and tinware, 265 and 267 Merrimac, house
School, corner Bower

Page Jonathan, carpenter, house 194 Central
Page J. Frank, carpenter, boards 194 Central

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Page ( Lemuel ), Puffer ( A. D .), & Warren ( A. It .), provisions,
groceries, crockery, and glass, 32 Middlesex, and 181 Cen-
tral, house 26 Appleton
Page Moses C. mason, house 47 Hanover

Page Rinaldo, locksmith and clockmaker, 214 Merrimac, corner
Maiden lane, house do.

Page Samuel, mason, house 17 Austin

Page Sarah E. dressmaker, 128 Merrimac, house do.

Page Thornton, house rear 394 Merrimac

Page Wilson W. doormaker, house 15 N. Franklin court

Page ,. machinist, boards 71 Mechanic

Paige Abner K., Merrimac P. W. house 35 Merrimac Corp.
Paige Benjamin 0., Hamilton, house 37 Appleton
Paine Almon R., Merrimac, boards 7 4 Merrimac Corporation
Palfrey Frank, machinist, boards 90 Middlesex
Palfreyman George R. civil engineer, boards 172 Suffolk
Palfreyman John Mrs. house 172 Suffolk
Palmer Albert, Massachusetts, house 38 Prescott Corporation
Palmer Alfred S. clerk, boards G Merrimac Corporation
Palmer Asa A. blacksmith, 13 Dimmer, house Mount Vernon,
near Cross

Palmer Benjamin, laborer, house Water, near Andover
Palmer Charles P. student at T. Pearson’s, boards 37 Tremont
Corporation

Palmer Daniel, house Bridge, near the line, Central ville
Palmer Edward A. clerk, 59 Central, boards 159 do.

Palmer Henry, salesman, boards 159 Centre
Palmer Henry W. music teacher, boards 21 John [tralville
Palmer Horace T. building mover, boards Daniel Palmer’s, Cen-
Palrner Jacob, tailor, at B. Warren’s, boards 52 Massachusetts
Corporation

Palmer James M. provisions, boards 3 Massachusetts Corp.
Palmer John, Tremont, house 156 Moody
Palmer John B. stonecutter, house 3 Hunt’s court
Palmer John F., Merrimac, house 81 Merrimac Corporation
Palmer Susan Mrs. house 5 Spring

Palmer Wesley G., Massachusetts, h. 24 Massachusetts Corp.

Papps Jesse, house 52 Andover, opposite Clay

Park Andrew H. teacher (Boston), house 31 Walnut

Park John, at Comins’s, house 17 Smith

Parker Aiken Mrs. boardinghouse, 11 Boott Corporation

Parker Asel, carpenter, boards 7 Hamilton Corporation

Parker Benjamin, clerk, house 54 Paige

Parker Charles L. boards 18 Appleton Corporation

Parker Chase E. job wagon, house Pine, near Liberty

Parker Daniel, chairmaker, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation

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Parker David, house 219 Central

Parker David, shoemaker, house Tanners, near the tannery
Parker Dustin M., Lowell Machine Shop, boards N. Low’s
Parker E. C. Mrs. boardinghouse, 13 Massachusetts Corporation
Parker Eliza H. widow, house Tenth, n. Bridge, Centralville
Parker Frederick, machinist, boards 15 Hamilton Corporation
Parker George A. clerk, boards Tenth, n. Bridge, Centralville
Parker George W., Boott, house 16 Boott Corporation
Parker Granville, Bleachery, house 5 Bleachery street
Parker Hazen, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 72 Mechanic
Parker Iliram, physician, John, next John street church, h. do.
Parker James, carpenter, house Cambridge
Parker James C. tanner, house 19 Queen
Parker Jane, widow, house 5 High
Parker Jepthah, farmer, house Liberty, near Pine
Parker Jeremiah, Massachusetts, boards 5 Prescott Corporation
Parker Jesse H. clerk, 158 Merrimac, b. 13 Mass. Corporation
Parker John M. G. clerk at Post-office, house at Dracut
Parker John W. boardinghouse, 94 Middlesex
Parker Joseph, boards 22 Tyler

Parker Joseph V. machinist, house River, Centralville
Parker Josiah, Wamesit Mills, boards Favor, near Thorndike
Parker Lucy and Maria Misses, h. 16 Appleton Corporation
Parker Maria Mrs. boardinghouse, 5 Tremont Corporation
Parker Milan A., Bleachery, house 2 Bleachery street
Parker Nancy L. boardinghouse, h. 18 Appleton Corporation
Parker Perley, real estate broker and insurance agent, house
Mount Pleasant, Centralville
Parker Rhoda A. Miss, variety store, 181 Gorham
Parker Sarah Mrs. boardinghouse, 28 Suffolk Corporation
Parker Sarah Mrs. house 6 Third, Centralville
Parker Sarah Mrs. house 2 Tilden court
Parker Theodore E. grocer, 65 East Merrimac, house 106 do.
Parker William C. blacksmith, house Broadway, near Walker
Parker William H. ( Watson, Parker, Sr Nichols), bobbin manu-
facture^ Wamesit Mills, house 15 Franklin square, Adams
Parkhurst Ebenezer N. house 63 Butterfield
Parkhurst Matthias, at Cutter & Walker’s, house 3 Chapel
Parkhurst Samuel S. 221 Central, boards 159 do.

Parks Archibald, laborer, house 19 North Franklin court
Parks George, painter, 173 Central, house 175 do.

Parks John, sawmiller, house 293 Middlesex
Parks Jonathan, at T. B. Comins’s, h. 18 Franklin sq. Adams
Parmelee Alfred S. salesman, 134 Merrimac, li. 6 Merr. Corp.
Parmenter Alfred A. machinist, boards 10 Lawrence Corporation
Parmenter Charles H. Lawrence, b. 10 Lawrence Corporation

180 LOWELL CP] DIRECTORY.

Pann enter Charles H. Lawrence Corporation, boards 17 do.
Parmenter Harriet, house Nesmith’s block
Parmenter Horace, overseer, Lawrence, h. 10 Lawrence Corp.
Parmenter Horace W. student, boards 10 Lawrence Corp.
Parmenter John C. clerk, 84 Merrimac, boards 35 Mass. Corp.
Parmenter Micah, house 45 Union
Paro Peter, shoemaker, 242 Merrimac, house 27 Austin
Parsliley Henry, moulder, boards 229 Middlesex
Parsons Albert, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation
Parsons Eliza Mrs. house 87 Moody
Parsons James, farmer, boards 12 Chestnut
Parsons John, Hamilton, house 37 Hamilton Corporation
Parsons Joseph N. carpenter, house 20 Adams
Parsons ( William ) & Gibby ( S. J. ), copper stamp and block
cutters, Thorndike, c. Gorham, house Hale, n. Cambridge
Partlow Nelson, at Otis Allen’s, boards 246 Middlesex
Partridge Ellen, widow, house rear 20 Howe
Partridge George W. overseer Hamilton, h. 11 Hamilton Corp.
Partridge William, Merrimac, house 2 Smith
Pasco Justus L. machinist, house 21 North Franklin court
Patch Benjamin, Merrimac C. R. house 166 Merrimac Corp.
Patch Ephraim B. auctioneer and commission merchant, 3, 4,
and 6 Commercial square, h. Chelmsford, n. City F arm
Patch John W. clerk at E. B. Patch’s, boards 12 Hurd
Patrick David, painter, house 12 Race
Patrick Samuel C. cigar store, 58 Merrimac, house 6 Ash
Pattee Delevan, blacksmith, boards 2 Middlesex place
Pattee Livonia D. Mrs. boardinghouse, house 34 Mass. Corp.
Patten Davis B., Merrimac, house 61 Merrimac Corporation
Patten John, laborer, house rear 76 Lowell
Patten Joseph A. overseer, Lowell, house 22 Lowell Corporation
Patterson Charles J. shoemaker, house 54 Andover
Patterson Elizabeth H. house 17 Walnut

Patterson George W. overseer, Lawrence Corporation, h. 27 do.
Patterson George W. machinist, boards 13 Central
Patterson James, Lowell, house 380 Merrimac
Patterson James, Lowell, house rear 46 Charles
Patterson James H., Bleachery, house 2 Bleachery street
Patterson Samuel M., Merrimac Corporation, house 165 do.
Pattno Francis, Lowell, house* 1 Willie

Paul Albert G., Massachusetts, boards 59 Massachusetts Corp.

Paul Anne Mrs. boards 8 Lowell Corporation

Paul Cornelius C., Sargent & Co.’s Express, boards 33 Bartlett

Paul George K. gas fixtures (B.), house Linden, corner Auburn

Paul S. D. machinist, boards 101 Central

Paul Thomas, at Mather’s mills, house 19 Walnut

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181

Paul William, designer, Hamilton, house 5 Willow
Peabody Amasa, pattern maker, house 5 Lagrange court
Peabody Baldwin T. at Wamesit Mills, boards J. G. Peabody’s
Peabody Desdemona, widow, house 5 Tilden court
Peabody George W., Tremont, house 314 Merrimac
Peabody Isaac, Merrimac, house 5 Dodge
Peabody Jas. M. dry goods, 36 & 38 Merr. h. 147 East Merr.
Peabody John T. carpenter, house Railroad, near Hale
Peabody Joseph, teacher, Moody School, house 119 Gorham
Peabody Joseph A. sash, doors, &c., Mechanics’ Mills, house 34
Westford

Peabody Josiah G. doors, sashes, and blinds, Wamesit Steam
Mills, house Wilder, comer Broadway
Peabody Levina, widow, house 314 Merrimac
Peacock Abigail Mrs. house 19 Queen
Pead Samuel F., Merrimac, house 99 Merrimac Corporation
Peaks Joseph P., Massachusetts, boards 5 Prescott Corporation
Pearl Frank F. billiards, 1 Shattuck, house Hanover, c. Moody
Pearl Isaac, foundry, house 13 Queen

Pearson Ambrose, ticket master Northern depot, house Middle-
sex, near Walker [Central

Pearson Elizabeth B. dressmaker, Post Office Building, bds. 101
Pearson Daniel, Suffolk, house 8 Cabot block
Pearson Edwin P. carpenter, house 60 Andover,

Pearson George W. carpenter, 70 Middle, house 16 Clay
Pearson Hiram E. carpenter, boards 6 Massachusetts Corp.
Pearson James M. (J.fyJ. M. Pearson ), h. Pawtucket, n. Beacon
Pearson John & James M. grocers, 3 Savings Bank Building,
house Lincoln, corner Chelmsford
Pearson Mehitable, widow, house 30 Bartlett
Pearson Timothy, counsellor, 56 Central, boards 30 Bartlett
Pearsons Nathaniel G. engraver at A. Sanborn’s, house 23 Third,
Centralville

Pease Daniel, Merrimac, boards 135 Merrimac Corporation
Pease Lewis D. stonecutter, house 43 Branch
Peaslee Arthur C. shoemaker, house 52 Stackpole
Peaslee Eben L. boardinghouse, 4 Tremont Corporation
Peaslee Sarah P. teacher, boards Thorndike, comer Summer

Peaslee , carpenter, boards 5 Thorndike

Peasley Orchard, fruit, &c. boards 5 Thorndike

Peavey Jewett, machinist, boards 166 Suffolk

Peck George A., Lowell Machine Shop, house 20 S. L., Dutton

Peirce George L., Middlesex, house Pond, corner Pleasant

Peirce John N. jr. cashier Merchants Bank, house 13 Harrison

Peirce Leonard, Middlesex, house 13 Harrison

Pekes Thomas J. millinery, 90 Merrimac, house 127 Moody

182 LOWELL [ P ] DIRECTORY.

Pelsue Isaiah W. Mrs. liousc 7 Pearl

Pemberton George W. shoemaker, boards 254 Merrimac

Pender James, laborer ; house 19 Cross

Pender John, foundryman, boards at William Pender’s

Pender Michael, Merrimac, boards at William Pender’s

Pender Thomas, machinist, boards 131 Middlesex

Pender Thomas, boiler maker, bds. 43 Swam]) Locks, Worthen

Pender William, laborer, house Suffolk, near Cross

Pendergast Alice, widow, house rear 16 Dummer

Pendergast Isaac, house 12 Charles

Pendergast Peter, shoemaker, 34 Central, house rear 109 River,
Central ville [h. 7 Fifth, Centralville

Penhallow Benj. II. book and job printer, Wyman’s Exchange,
Penliallow L. E. Miss, house 11 Kirk
Penn Charles H. peddler, house 3 Mason court
Pennell Ada Mrs. house 29 Central
Pennell Arthur, carriage maker, boards 113 Central
Penniman Dean, wood dealer, 75 Salem, house do.

Penniman Franklin H. teamster, boards 75 Salem
Penniman George, fireman, B. & L. R. R. bds. 117 Middlesex
Penniman Mary Miss, boardinghouse, 61 Boott Corporation
Pennington Wm. F. fancy painter, Prescott, h. School, n. Westford
Peple Antoine, teacher of French, 128 Merrimac, boards Merri-
mac House

Peple Henry, boards Merrimac House
Percival Daniel, Tremont, boards 3 Tremont Corporation
Perliam Sarah, boardinghouse, 2 Lowell Corporation
Perkins Apollos, Bleaehery, house 180 Gorham
Perkins Daniel F. billiard saloon, 14 Merr. h. 31 Boott Corp.
Perkins David M., Boott, boards 33 Boott Corporation
Perkins Francis S. machinist, house 86 Church
Perkins George C., Hamilton, boards 21 Hamilton Corporation
Perkins Henry P. paymaster, Lowell Bleaehery, house 278 Gor-
ham, near Carter.

Perkins James W. peddler, house 36 South
Perkins John R., Merrimac, house 39 Merrimac Corporation
Perkins Jonathan S. clerk at T. L. Jennings, house 139 Moody
• Perkins Major G., Tremont, boards 3 Tremont Corporation
Perkins M. Gilbert, Tremont, house 31 Tremont Corporation
Perkins Paul, overseer, Boott, house 33 Boott Corporation
Perkins Solon A. at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, boards 180 Gorham
Perkins Waldo A. foundry, house East Pine, near Nichols
Perkins Mrs. house 7 2 Church

Perley Enoch T. carpenter, house Varney, corner Mt. Vernon
Pero James, moulder, boards 70 Mechanic
Pero Jerry, moulder, boards 70 Mechanic

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Perrin Lewis L. machinist, house 54 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Perrin Marcellus, on the Railroad, house 1 Madison
Perrin Mary J. dressmaker, Middlesex, corner Thorndike, h. do.
Perrin Willard, machinist, boards 1 Madison
Perry Charles H., Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do. [ard

Perry John B. boarding stable, Middlesex, c. Howard, h. 10 Iiow-
Perry Oliver H., agent Middlesex Co. house at Andover
Perry Oliver H. clerk at A. Putnam’s, house 289 Central
Persons Addison E. currier, rear C. M. Marvel & Co.’s, house
44 Rock

Persons Albert C., Lawrence, house 141 Moody [47 Merr.
Persons John W. physician, 4 Nesmith’s New Building, boards
Persons Randolph (Cal.), house 30 Fourth, Centralville
Peter Alexander C. botanic physician, house Tanner, n. Robinson
Peters Lydia, house 6 Appleton Corporation
Peterson Nelson, Hamilton, boards 24 Hamilton Corporation

Peterson Miss, house 8 Wamesit

Pettegrow Stephen, Suffolk, house 6 Suffolk Corporation
Pettes George W. corr. clerk, Dr. J. C. Ayers house 10 Kirk
Pettigrow John, Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation
Pettingell John, carpenter and contractor, Mechanics’ Mills, li.

95 Appleton [Centralville

Pevear James M. boots & shoes, 74 Merrimac, house 28 Fourth,
Pevey Abial, overseer, foundry, house 8 Swamp Locks, Dutton
Pevey George E., Lowell Macliine Shop, boards 8 S. L., Dutton
Pevey John M. moulder, house 26 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Pevey Merrill C. machinist, house 18 Swamp Locks, Dutton
Phelan James D. fruit, house 9 Davis
Phelan William H., Lowell Machine Shop, house 9 Davis
Phelps Andrew J. blacksmith, boards 2 Middlesex place
Phelps Elizabeth, house Willie, near Franklin
Phelps Francis, currier, boards 35 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Phelps Joel F. teamster, house 18 Franklin square, Adams st.
Phelps Lorenzo, City Farm, Chelmsford, near the line
Philbrick Caleb, clerk, 12 Merrimac, boards 29 Union
Philbrick Calvin, City Messenger, City Hall, house 29 Union
Philbrick Charles H. clerk, 12 Merrimac, house 18 Race
Philbrick John, Lowell Macliine Shop, ]i. 10 S. L., Dutton
Philbrick John E. painter, house 271 Merrimac
Philbrick ( Moses E.) & Powell ( J \ C. ), provisions, 348 Merri-
mac, house 125 Moody

Philbrick Samuel H., Lowell, house 68 Warren
Philbrook John W. painter, Lawrence Corporation, house 69 do.
Phillips James C. machinist, boards 4 Hamilton Corporation
Phillips John W. architect and civil engineer, 55 Central, house
35 Salem

184 LOWELL [ P ] DIRECTORY.

Phippen Jonathan, Prescott, house 4 High street square
Phipps William, laborer, house rear 109 River, Centralville
Pickering Cyrus C. ( P. M. Jefferson , Scott, Co.), soap and
candles, School, corner Middlesex, house 105 Howard
Pickering Samuel K. job wagon, house 192 Middlesex
Pickering Theophilus, teamster, boards 192 Middlesex
Pickman David, Middlesex, house 44 Water
Pierce Abner, Lowell, boards 107 Moody
Pierce Ashbel F. doormaker, house 46 Rock
Pierce Charles, soapmaker, house rear 40 Charles
Pierce Edmund, bootmaker, 26 Central, house at Chelmsford
Pierce George, physician, house 128 Moody
Pierce George, watchmaker, house 164 Gorham
Pierce James D., Appleton, house 29 Appleton Corporation
Pierce James M. clerk, at Traders & Mechanics’ Ins. Co. 27
Central, house 264 Central
Pierce Joseph B. painter, boards 107 Moody
Pierce J. Warren, carpenter, h. 16 Franklin square, Lagrange
Pierce Levi, machinist, boards 5 Thorndike
Pierce Lewis, clerk, Middlesex, near Central, boards 46 Rock
Pierce Lucetta, widow, house 107 Moody

Pierce Olcott, shirt and collar manuf. 58 Lawrence, house 60 do.

Pierce Samuel P. coppersmith, house 38 Walnut

Pierce Stillman S. blacksmith, house head of Perrin

Pierce Submit, widow, bouse rear 90 Merrimac

Pierce William S. carpenter, house 17 Marshall

Piglil Martin, dyer, boards 248 Gorham

Pike Albert J. barber, Dutton, n. Fletcher, h. 3 S. Franklin ct.

Pike Charles, clerk, house 381 Merrimac

Pike Charles O. shoemaker, boards 381 Merrimac

Pike Daniel C. teamster, boards 2 Middlesex place

Pike Henry William, blacksmith, boards 9 Worthen

Pike Sarah Mrs. house 9 Worthen

Pike Tryphena Mrs. house 381 Merrimac

Pillsbury Harlan, physician, 24 Kirk, house do.

Pillsbury Harlan H. physician, house 7 Kirk

Pillsbury James, hostler, boards 18 Grand

Pillsbury James B. at livery stable, 159 Middlesex, b. 18 Grand

Pillsbury James M., Merrimac, house 123 Merrimac Corporation

Pillsbury Lucy C. widow, house 10 Cabot

Pillsbury Richard, at Otis Allen’s, boards 339 Middlesex

Pilsbury Benjamin P. printer, “ Courier,” house 74 Lawrence

Pindar George J. clerk, 158 Merrimac, boards at J. D. Pindar’s

Pindar Joseph, house 29 Chestnut

Pindar Joseph D. overseer, Massachusetts, house 29 Chestnut
Pinder Charles, moulder, boards 7 Clay

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Pinder Eliza A. widow of Joseph, house 7 Clay
Pinder Joseph, at Stott’s Mills, house 7 Clay
Pingree Henry B. house 26 Cabot

Pinney Alden, carpenter, house Middlesex, near the line
Pinney Samuel C., Massachusetts, house 45 Prescott Corp.

Piper Emerson M. painter, house 61 Church
Piper George W. machinist, Lowell, house 61 Church
Pitkins Albert, machinist, boards 43 Prescott Corporation
Pitkins George, Prescott, boards 43 Prescott Corporation
Pitt John G. carpenter, house West, Centralville
Pitts Luke, Lawrence, house 4 Ford
Place David, engineer, Wamesit Mills, house 34 Pock
Place Isaac, door, sash, and blind manufacturer, Wamesit Steam
Mills, house 137 Fletcher, corner Butterfield
Plaisted George P. express driver, 13 Austin
Plaisted Leland, printer, boards 13 Austin
Plaisted Rufus L. policeman, City Market, house 27 Walnut
Planche Henry, harnessmaker at J. A. Brabrook’s, h. 101 Central
Plastridge Charles A. fruit, Ac. 2 Prescott, li. Elm, Centralville
Flastridge Salmon, house 1 Ford

Platt James, Merrimac, house 104 Merrimac Corporation
Platt Joseph, Middlesex, house 7 Water

Plimpton Albert B. (Fifield § Plimpton ), carpenter, Wamesit
Mills, house 6 Favor

Plumado Oliver, barber, 19 Middlesex, h. Mt. Vernon, n. Westford
Plummer Charles H. clerk, 45 Merrimac, boards 45 Hanover
Plummer John A. butcher, house Middlesex, near the line
Plummer John W. bootmaker, house Oak, opposite Clay
Plummer Samuel S. house 67 Salem
Plunket Robert J., Hamilton, house 188 Gorham
Plunkett Patrick, Tremont, house 146 Lowell
Plympton Henry, farmer, house Mount Pleasant, Centralville
Plympton Samuel, boardinghouse, 34 Hamilton Corporation
Pollard Azro, Appleton, boards 4 Appleton Corporation
Pollard Gorham L., Lowell Island House, house 31 Willow
Pollard Joseph S. city liquor agency, City Market, h. 17 Chapel
Pollard Lucius, Merrimac, boards 135 Merrimac Corporation
Pollard Mary A. widow, house 1 5 F ayette
Pollard R. B. Mrs. house 33 Chestnut

Pollard Thomas, Merrimac, house 108 Merrimac Corporation
Pollus Paul, cigar maker, boards 101 Central
Pomfred James, pressman at “ Vox Populi ” office, house River,
near Coburn, Central ville

Pond Lovando S. & Co. ( Severn II Pond) clothing, 59 Central,
boards 159 do.

Pond Sereno H. ( L. S. Pond fy Co.) 59 Central, house 92 South

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Pooler Leander, Merrimac, boards 138 Mcrrimac Corporation

Poor Charles E. carpenter, house 5 Everett

Poor Eliza C. boardinghouse, 52 Boott Corporation

Poor Eveline L. Miss, boardinghouse, 4 Lowell Corporation

Poor Henry Mrs. house 43 Prescott Corporation

Pope John M. bookkeeper, house 89 Moody

Postleton Ann, fruit, &c. 23 Tremont, house do.

Postleton Thomas, boards 23 Tremont

Potter Adah, house 67 Merrimac Corporation

Potter Asa B. clerk, 51 Central, boards 30 Lawrence

Potter Charles, Lawrence, boards 68 Lawrence Corporation

Potter Daniel F. harness maker, house 113 Appleton

Potter E. S. (Nute Sr Potter) scale manufacturer, 20 Fletcher

Potter Joseph, Suffolk Corporation, house 31 do.

Potter Lucella Mrs. house 14 Adams
Potter Mary, widow, house 79 Market
Potter William, Suffolk, house 5 Cabot Block
Powell James C. (Philbrick Sr Powell) 348 Merrimac, house 34
Tremont Corporation

Powell John B. clerk, 348 Merrimac, boards 34 Tremont
Powers Edward, Merrimac, boards 135 Merrimac Corporation
Powers Hannibal ( Streeter Sr Powers ), grocers, John, cor. Merri-
mac, house 22 Bartlett

Powers Joel, house Dutton, near Wamesit Mills
Powers John, Lowell, house 5 Carpet lane
Powers John, handcart man, house rear 72 Market
Powers John, Lowell, boards 55 Market
Powers Margaret Mrs. house 22 North
Powers Mary & Ann, house 30 Fayette
Powers Matthew, house 18 Lowell
Powers Michael, peddler, house rear Biver, Centralville
Powers Michael, house 2 Livingston
Powers Michael F. painter, boards 18 Lowell
Powers Patrick, Merrimac, house rear 16 Dummer
Powers Patrick, Merrimac, Print Works, house 24 Worth en
Powers Peter, mason contractor, house 43 George
Powers William, clerk, boards 212 Central
Powers William G. clerk, 144 Central
Pratt Joseph W., Mass, house 30 Prescott Corporation
Pratt Matthew C. planing and mouldings, Wamesit Mills, house
Varney, near Mount Washington
Pratt Beuben, machinist, boards 29 Suffolk [mac

Pratt Samuel C. bookkeeper at J. Nesmith’s, h. 156 E. Merri-
Pratt Thomas, stair builder, 54 Cushing, house 1 Robinson
Pray Charles B. clerk, 46 Merrimac, boards 260 Central
Pray David, City Express, house 13 Smith

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Pray John J. mason, house 19 Third, Centralville
Preble Austin D. watchman, Massachusetts, house 2 Massachu-
setts Corporation

Preble Jane, widow, house 21 Suffolk Corporation
Prendergast Miles, operative, house 47 Market
Prescott Charles, planemaker, house 18 Green
Prescott Frank, carpenter, house 81 Appleton
Prescott George W. at J. C. Ayer’s, boards 61 Union
Prescott James H., Merrimac Corporation, house 55 do.

Prescott J. Harvey, clerk, 46 Merrimac, boards 50 Mass. Corp.
Prescott Moody, stucco worker, 62 South, boards 14 Church
Prescott Samuel D., Bleachery, house 30 do.

Prescott Sylvester, machinist, boards 43 Boott Corporation
Pressey George H. clerk, 12 Central, boards 217 do.

Pressey Thomas W. constable, 55 Central, house 217 do.

Preston Erasmus D. shoemaker, 18 Central, house 18 Third,
Centralville [C. Whitney’s

Preston John, copper stamp maker, 186 Gorham, boards Mrs.
Preston John, stencil cutter, boards 1 Madison
Preston John, Massachusetts, boards 5 Prescott Corporation
Preston Marcellus, Massachusetts, house 24 Mass. Corporation
Preston Munroe A. millinery goods, 6 Welles Block, Merrimac,
house 24 Third, Centralville
Preston Samuel W. shoemaker, house 7 Decatur
Price Ann, Merrimac, house 59 Dutton
Price Moses S. farmer, house 30 Bridge, Centralville
Pridey William, blacksmith, house Davidson’s lane
Priest Charlotte, fruits and confectionery, 76 Central, house do.
Priest John C., Massachusetts, house 10 Mass. Corporation
Priest Mary J. Mrs. boardinghouse, 30 Boott Corporation
Priest Mary S. house 7 Suffolk Corporation
Priest Nancy J. Mrs. boardinghouse, 60 Lawrence Corporation
Prike William, Merrimac, house 26 Bridge, Centralville
Prince Edward, boards 384 Merrimac

Prince John D. Mrs. house 384 Merrimac [cor. School

Prince John D. jr. chemical works, end of Pawtucket, house do.
Prince Robert, boards 384 Merrimac
Prius Peter, physician, boards 113 Merrimac
Probert Richard (Taylor 8? P.J, Mechanics’ Mills, h. 60 B’dway
Proctor Fanny, widow, house 56 Wortlien
Proctor Heman, Lowell Machine Shop, house 2 S. L., Dutton
Proctor Horace B. hairdresser, 6 Merrimac, house Sixth, corner
Llewellyn, Centralville

Proctor James, carpenter, 183 Central, house Loudon court
Proctor James JI* Lowell M. S. house 12 Swamp Locks, Dutton
Proctor Joseph W., Merrimac, house 40 Merrimac Corporation

188 LOWELL [ P ] DIRECTORY.

Proctor Lizzie F. dressmaker, house 45 Hanover
Proctor Mary, widow, house 322 Merrimac
Proctor Patrick S. grocer, 68 Lowell, boards 32 Suffolk
Proctor Seward N. carpenter, 183 Central, house Loudon court
Proctor Sumner, porter at Washington House .

Proctor William B. physician, Welles Block, house 45 Hanover
Proper Abram, wood turner, boards 55 Lawrence Corporation
Proper George, Lawrence, boards 55 Lawrence Corporation
Puffer Asahel D. ( Page , Puffer , Warren ), 32 Middlesex,

house 13 Lawrence
Puffer Farwell Mrs. house 54 Tyler
Puffer Freeman A\ r . clerk, 13 Market, boards 101 Central
Puffer James F. furniture, crockery, and stoves, 13 Market,
house Branch, near School

Puffer Stephen, old metal dealer, boards Branch, near School
Pulcifer Henry, Merrimac, house 163 Merrimac Corporation
Pulcifer Hervey, at A. L. Brooks, house 1 1 1 Appleton
Pullen Cyrus, clerk, South, c. Middlesex, boards 33 South
Pullen John A. machinist, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
Pullen Julius, lumberman, house 263 Middlesex
Pullen Oren, at A. L. Brook’s, boards 33 South
Pullen Weston, provisions, 22 South, house 24 do.

Pullen William, at A. L. Brooks’s, house 33 South
Pulvey Nancy, widow, house 6 Salem
Purcell Catharine, widow, house 96 Lowell
Purcell James, laborer, house rear 44 Lowell
Purcell James, Boott, house rear Paige, near Bridge
Purcell Jane, widow, house 47 River, Centralville
Purcell John, plasterer, house 47 River, Centralville
Purcell Thomas, laborer, house 3 Crosby
Purcell Thomas, mason, house 37 Middle
Pushaw James, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Putnam ( Adam ) & Currier ( John ), soap and candle manufac-
turers, Lenton, rear Charles, house 12 Lawrence
Putnam Addison, clothing warehouse, 45 Central, cor. Market,
house Nesmith

Putnam Alonzo, Massachusetts, boards 21 Mass. Corporation
Putnam Edward, Boott, house 88 Howard

Putnam Jacob D. grocer, 5 Prescott block, Merrimac, house 10
Willow

Putnam John, Massachusetts, boards 21 Massachusetts Corp.
Putnam Martha Mrs. house Salem, corner Decatur
Putnam Perry, pattern maker, house 35 Lagrange
Putnam Robert W. machinist, boards 39 Prescott Corporation
Putnam Timothy T., Hamilton Corporation, house 10 do.
Putney John, house 46 Tyler

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Putney Mary E. Mrs. house 36 Charles

Putney , Merrimac, boards 74 Merrimac Corporation

Putnode Joseph, baker, house 82 Moody

QUANT GEORGE, carpenter, house 54 Merrimac Corp.

Quigley Andrew, teamster, boards 3 Austin

Quigley Dennis, laborer, house rear 78 Lowell

Quigley John, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation

Quigley John, laborer, house rear 78 Lowell

Quigley Margaret, widow, house 3 Austin

Quill Margaret, widow, house 66 Bartlett

Quimby Alonzo P. painter, 7 Thorndike, house 31 Lagrange

Quimby Enoch, Tremont, house 36 Tremont Corporation

Quimby James B. painter, house 10 Chestnut

Quimby Sarah C. boarding house, 38 and 40 Boott Corporation

Quinlan Cornelius, house 20 Dummer

Quinlan James, laborer, house 55 Gorham

Quinlan John, blacksmith, house 34 Elm

Quinlan Michael, laborer, house rear High, near Chestnut

Quinlan Michael, tailor, house 59 Gorham

Quinlan Patrick, laborer, house rear High, near Chestnut

Quinn Catharine, widow, house 10 Adams, near Lowell

Quinn Charles, shoemaker, house 59 East Merrimac

Quinn Edward, hostler, house 1 Crosby court

Quinn Frank, laborer, house rear 13 Dummer

Quinn Francis, laborer, house 27 Congress

Quinn Francis, laborer, house 107 Lowell

Quinn James, laborer, house 61 Lowell

Quinn James ( Tigh 3> Quinn J, blacksmith, rear 39 Market, h.
61 Lowell

Quinn James, farmer, house •Cobum, n. River, Centralville

Quinn John, laborer, house 10 Adams, near Lowell

Quinn John, merchant tailor, 1 Appleton’s block, house 7 Hurd

Quinn Maurice, Lowell M. S. boards 62 Worthen

Quinn Mrs. widow, house 13 Adams

Quinn Neal, Hamilton, house rear 44 Gorham

Quinn Owen, Massachusetts, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.

Quinn Patrick, house 19 Union

Quinn Patrick, boots and shoes, 116 Central, house 1 Hurd
Quinn Peter, Hamilton, house 5 Pleasant court
Quinn Peter, grocer, Adams, corner Salem, house do.

Quinn Sarah, widow, house 27 Middle
Quinn Thomas, laborer, house 12 Adams
Quint Lorenzo, machinist, boards 98 Middlesex
Quirk Patrick, blacksmith, house 6 Kidder
Quirk Thomas, blacksmith, house 7 Crosby

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RACIIE AZRO, clerk, boards 10*2 Moody
Rafferty John, Bleacliery, house 17 Keene
Rafferty John, house 15 Winter
Rafferty Patrick, dyer, Bleacliery, house 28 Cedar
Rafter James, laborer, house 44 Salem
Ragan Charles, Appleton, boards 148 Central
Ragan Daniel, Mather’s Mills, boards 16 Keene
Ragan Dennis, laborer, house rear 64 Adams
Ragan John, laborer, house Thorndike, corner Hale
Ragan Patrick, laborer, house 8 Jefferson
Raiche Andrew, clerk, 64 Merrimac, boards 102 Moody
Ramsdell AY. II. machinist, boards 3 Hamilton Corporation
Rand Ambrose, farmer, house 26 Water
Rand Charles AY. boards 6 Prescott Corporation
Rand David C., Gas Works, house 179 School
Rand Eben H. policeman, office City M’k’t, h. Union, Centralv’e
Rand Enoch S. ( Sargent Co.), h. Merrimac, near Pawtucket

Rand James B. ( Cutting fy Rand ), dry goods, 42 Merrimac,
house 3 Read, Centralville

Rand M. A. Miss, variety store, 37 Merrimac, b. Merrimac Ho.
Rand Oliver P. house 33 Howard
Rand Samuel, carpenter, house 9 Marshall
Randall Jerome J. B. bookbinder, house 48 Paige
Randall Jonathan, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation
Randall Robert B. clothing, hats, caps, &c. 31 Merrimac, house
59 Appleton

Randlett David, clerk, 66 Middlesex, house 74 do.

Randlett George K. city stable, li. Cushing, c. Wamesit court
Randlett Mortimer B. fish dealer, 66 Middlesex, house 23 Smith
Ranlett Newell A. dry goods, 6 Central, boards 111 do.

Rathery Joseph, laborer, boards 51 Lowell
Rawlings Seva S., Lawrence Corporation, house 78 do.

Ray Charles AY. carpenter, house 282 Middlesex

Ray Jesse AY., Middlesex, house 7 Lawrence

Ray John, house 10 Salem

Ray Levi W., Middlesex, boards 7 Lawrence

Ray Norman J., Sargent’s Express, boards at E. M. Sargent’s

Ray Rose, dressmaker, 7 Lawrence, house do.

Ray Thomas AY. & Co. dry goods, 40 Merr. b. American Ho.
Ray AYilliam II. cabinet maker, house 7 Oak
Ray AYilliam H., Middlesex, boards 7 Lawrence
Raymond Alfred F. hairdresser, house 49 Bridge, Centralville
Raymond Daniel, hair manufacturer, 106 Merrimac, house do.
Raymond Grosvenor, machinist, boards 56 A\ r ortlien
Raymond Hannah, widow, house 70 Fayette
Raymond Jefferson, Tremont, boards 21 Tremont Corporation

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Raymond Lewellyn, machinist, boards 5G Worthcn
Raymond Samuel E. clerk Gas Office, house 47 Andover
Raynes George W. jeweller, 41 Central, boards 36 Lawrence
Raynes Joseph, jewelry and manufacturer of silverware, 43 Cen-
tral, house 36 Lawrence

Read Elijah M. mason, 20 Prescott, house at Tewksbury
Read George, shoemaker, boards 35 High
Read George G. stonecutter, house Westford, near Grand
Read Hannah, house 151 Moody
Read John H., Merrimac, house 9 Race
Read Michael, Massachusetts, boards 4 Mass. Corporation
Read Robert & Son (Robert L .), grocers, 30 Bridge, and
Bridge, c. Third, h. 20 Fourth, c. Read, Central ville
Read Robert L. ( Robert Read Sr Son ), boards at R. Read’s
Read William, moulder, boards 42 Grand [Central ville

Read William W. billiards, Post-office building, house 24 Read,
Readdy Ambrose, teamster, house 51 Dutton
Reader Edward, agent, house 9 Oak
Reardon Mary, house 71 Adams
Reardon Michael, machinist, boards 51 Lowell
Reardon Patrick, laborer, house 138 Lowell
Reardon Patrick, machinist, house rear 13 Dummer
Reardon Susan, widow, house Dummer, near Mechanic
Reardon Timothy, house 114 Middlesex
Reardon William, laborer, house 36 Fenwick
Redmond John, Boott, house Front, Centralville
Redmond Lawrence, marble worker, house 329 Central
Redmond Martin, laborer, house 4 Kidder
Redmond Philip, Boott, house 52 Dutton
Reed Ann Mrs. boardinghouse, 73 Lawrence Corporation
Reed Charles, Merrimac, boards 68 Merrimac Corporation
Reed Daniel W. Bleacliery, boards 22 Bleachery street
Reed Edward E., Boott, house 73 Boott Corporation
Reed Elbridge G. trader, house 43 Bartlett
Reed Elizabeth, widow, house Bridge, near Dracut line
Reed George, Merrimac, boards 68 Merrimac Corporation
Reed George X. currier, boards 12 Race
Reed George W. L. bill poster, boards 170 Gorham
Reed Gordon, machinist, house 50 Paige
Reed Jonathan M. house Wilder

Reed Joseph, engraver, Hamilton Print Works, house 78 South
Reed Mary, widow, house 170 Gorham
Reed Mary, widow, house River, Centralville
Reed Mary A. dressmaker and boys’ clothing, 109 Merrimac
Reed Nathaniel Iv. bill poster, 21 Central, and periodicals, 79
do. house 170 Gorham

192 LOWELL [R] DIRECTORY.

Reed Ransom, merchant (Boston), house 28 Tyler
Reed Samuel, Bleachery, house 22 do.

Reed Samuel, laborer, house 3 Tilden court

Reed Sarah A. Mrs. boardinghouse, 23 Hamilton Corporation

Reed Thomas C. farmer, house Westford, opposite Queen

Reed William H., Appleton, house 1G Appleton Corporation

Reeve Horace, driver ice cart, boards at Abel Carkins

Reeve William F. clerk, Washington House

Reeves Samuel, peddler, house 14 Fayette

Reid William, blacksmith, house Wamesit court, near Dutton

Remick Andrew, painter, boards 32 Hamilton Corporation

Remick Enoch M. millinery, 27 Merrimac, h. 113 E. Merrimac

Remick Hannah B. milliner, 27 Merrimac, h. 113 E. Merrimac

Rennstjena Lars M*, Merrimac, boards 136 Merrimac Corp.

Reynolds Amasa N. carpenter, house Railroad, near Hale

Reynolds Bernard, grocer, 25 Summer, house do.

Reynolds Edward, Stott’s mills, boards 11 G East Merrimac

Reynolds Harrison H. machinist, boards at Aaron C. Burnham’s

Reynolds James, laborer, house 20 Winter

Reynolds Mary, widow, house 11G East Merrimac

Reynolds Michael, Massachusetts, house rear River, Centralville

Reynolds Thomas, bootmaker, house rear 248 Merrimac

Rhodes John, overseer, Middlesex, house 15 Hurd

Rial Rose, widow, house 8 Carolin’s place

Rice Clara J. Mrs. house 73 Middle

Rice ( Edward C.) & Bailey ( Anson ), Washington Market,
131 Central, house 142 Lawrence
Rice George W. painter, house GO Church
Rice Henry M. & J. butchers, 4 East Merrimac, h. 1 1 Auburn
Rice Jonathan ( H. 31 fy J. Rice ), house 17 Auburn
Rice Mary J. Mrs. house 265 Central
Rice Moses, building mover, house South, corner Appleton
Rich Susan, widow, house 26 Bartlett
Richards George H. eatingliousc, 238 Merrimac, house do.
Richards James jr. painter, house Front, Centralville
Richards James C. W., Merrimac Corporation, boards 138 do.
Richards John, Merrimac, house 57 Merrimac Corporation
Richards Luther, wheelwright, house 17 Andover, near Water
Richards Sarah, widow, house 17 Andover
Richards Sarah, widow, house Front, Centralville.

Richardson Abel, clerk, 9 River, boards at Merrill Richardson’s
Richardson Abijah, stonemason, house 12 Boott Corporation
Richardson Abraham, boards at Sarah Richardson’s
Richardson Alden, stabler, house 40 Third
Richardson Benjamin F. engineer, house 8 Mclntire
Richardson Charles, carpenter, house 6 Franklin square, Adams

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Richardson Charles O. machinist, boards 11 Fifth, Centralville
Richardson Charles W., Lowell Machine Shop, house 50 Cushing
Richardson Charles W. restaurant, 175 Middlesex, boards do.
Richardson Cynthia Mrs. house 6 Chapel

Richardson Daniel H. butcher, house Walker, corner Middlesex
Richardson Daniel L. farmer, house Middlesex, corner Walker
Richardson Dolly, house 22 Third, Centralville
Richardson D. S. & G. F. counsellors, 55 Central, house 21
Lawrence, corner Tyler

Richardson Elbridge G. piano tuner, house 96 Gorham
Richardson George, draughtsman, boards Merrimac House
Richardson Geo. clerk, 18 Merrimac, b. Read, c. First, Cent’ville
Richardson Geo. F. (D. S. § G. F. Richardson ), counsellors, 55
Central, house 180 East Merrimac
Richardson Hannah, widow, h. Bridge, n. Old Road, Centralville
Richardson Helen, widow, boards 23 Merrimac Corporation
Richardson Howard A. clerk, 256 Merrimac, boards 21 John
Richardson Increase S. grocer, house Old Road, Centralville
Richardson Ira G. currier, house 3 Common
Richardson Joel, boards 8 Coburn, Centralville
Richardson John A. clerk, 92 Central, b. Middlesex, c. Walker
Richardson John B. groceries, Adams, corner Fletcher, house 4
South Franklin court

Richardson John M. farmer, boards Merrill Richardson’s
Richardson Jonathan, Tremont Corporation, boards 3 do.
Richardson Josiali E. machinist, boards 7 Hamilton Corporation
Richardson Lewis B. broker, 80 Central, house 30 Willow
Richardson Merrill, farmer, house Old Road, Centralville
Richardson Nancy, house Old Road, Centralville
Richardson Obediah, Lowell, house 11 Fifth, Centralville
Richardson Obediah, house Bridge, near Old Road, Centralville
Richardson Oliver A. gunsmith and sporting apparatus, 15 Middle,
house Butterfield

Richardson O. W. house 7 Butterfield

Richardson Royal, Hamilton, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation
Richardson Samuel M. at J. C. Ayer’s, house 21 John
Richardson Sarah Mrs. house Pleasant

Richardson Sullivan, oysters and refreshments, 16 and 18 Merri-
mac, house Read, corner First, Centralville
Richardson Sumner, grocer, 9 River, boards at M. Richardson’s,
Centralville

Richardson Susan, widow, house 21 John

Richardson Thomas L. overseer Lawrence Corporation, h. 66 do.
Richardson William A. Judge of Probate and Insolvency, 55
Central, boards A. W. Buttrick’s
Richardson Wm. B. brass instrument maker, boards 96 Gorham

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104 LOWELL [ ] DIRECTORY.

Richardson Win. C. overseer at J. Mather’s, house 12 Floyd

Richmond Charles I>. paper manut*. ollice 21 Ames, h. Andover

Richmond Misses, house 38 Lawrence

Rickards Lucy M. widow, house 113 East Merrimac

Ricker Aaron, liouse 20 Suffolk Corporation

Ricker Albert G. carpenter, boards 40 Massachusetts Corp.

Ricker Charles, Merrimac, boards 138 Merrimac Corporation

Ricker Charles E. machinist, boards 10 Chapel

Ricker Charles P. printer, “ Vox Populi,” boards 1 23 E. Merr.

Ricker Ebenezer, mason, house 10 Chapel

Ricker Sarah, boardinghouse, 20 Suffolk Corporation

Ricker Timothy, foundry, house 11 Centre

Riden Margaret Mrs. house 35 Crosby

Riden William, Bleachery, house 11 Crosby

Rider James, painter, boards 24 Hurd

Ridgway James, laborer, house 346 Central

Riley Ann, widow, house rear 13 Charles

Riley Bernard, wood yard, house 25 Davidson

Riley Bernard, Stott’s mills, house 17 Chestnut

Riley Charles, machinist, boards 70 Swamp Locks, Mechanic

Riley Daniel, tailor, house 25 Fenwick

Riley Edward, foundry, boards 16 Summer

Riley Elizabeth, widow, house 267 Middlesex

Riley Elizabeth, boardinghouse, 25 East Merrimac

Riley Elizabeth, widow, house 54 Middle

Riley Francis, Lowell, house 49 Adams

Riley Hugh, laborer, house 3 Howe

Riley Hugh, Lowell, house rear 54 Middle

Riley Hugh, Boott, house 29 North

Riley James, laborer, house 64 Adams

Riley James, laborer, house 14 Chestnut

Riley James, Lowell, house 87 Charles

Riley James, grocer, 113 Market, house do.

Riley James, house rear 15 River, Centralville

Riley James Mrs. house 17 Cedar

Riley Jeremiah, laborer, house 35 Summer

Riley John, saloon, 52 Lowell, near Jefferson, house do.

Riley John, laborer, house rear 25 Lowell

Riley John, laborer, house 2 Buttrick’s block, East Pine

Riley John F., Middlesex, house 8 Water

Riley Luke, laborer, house School, corner Lamson

Riley Margaret, widow, house 41 Lowell

Riley Mary, widow, house 35 Lowell

Riley Mary, widow, house 2 Fenwick

Riley Michael, wood yard, 15 Davidson, house do.

Riley Michael, laborer, house Congress, rear Hale’s Mills

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Riley Michael, laborer, house 6 Suffolk court

Riley Michael, laborer, house 7 Carolin’s place

Riley Morgan, laborer, house 2 Brown’s court, Centralville

Riley Morgan, Appleton, house 7 Garnet

Riley Patrick, peddler, house 48 Middle

Riley Patrick, laborer, house 2 Fenwick

Riley Peter, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 267 Middlesex

Riley Peter, laborer, house rear 20 William

Riley Peter, Lowell, house 54 Middle

Riley Philip, laborer, house Congress, rear Hale’s Mills

Riley Philip, teamster, house 7 High

Riley Thomas, at G. Naylor’s, house 179 Lawrence

Riley Wm. cotton batting maker, Whipple’s Mill’s, b. 8 Whipple

Rines John, clerk, Merrimac, boards 50 Moody

Rines John, teamster, boards 339 Middlesex

Rines John T. clerk, 46 Merrimac, boards City Hotel

Ring Albert, overseer Hamilton Corporation, house 42 do.

Ring Albert F., Hamilton Mill, boards 18 Merrimac
Ring Charles G., Hamilton, house 90 Gorham
Ring Dennis, laborer, house rear Cross, near Marion
Ring Dennis, groceries, 102 Suffolk, house 100 do.

Ring William, Lowell, house Cross, opposite Marion
Riorden Patrick, paper maker, house 85 Gorham
Ripley George & Co. ( Joseph S? Leonard Church 8f A . G. Ham-
mond ), manufacturer of cotton-batts, wadding, and paper, 18
Appleton block, boards Merrimac House
Ripley Joseph B. printer, 48 Central, house 3 Bangs block,
Railroad street

Ripley Thomas, farmer, house Westford, opposite Queen
Ripley William F., Tremont Corporation, house 1 do.

Ritchie John, teamster, house 13 Franklin square, Adams

Ritchie John P. clerk, 50 Central, house 8 High street square

Rix Benjamin F. music teacher, house 1 Hunt’s court

Rix James, painter, house 45 Charles

Roach Catharine, widow, house 89 Adams

Roach David W. Appleton, boards 29 Franklin square, Suffolk

Roach Lawrence, Bleachery, boards 27 Bleachery street

Roach Michael, laborer, at F. Holton’s

Roach Michael, laborer, house 64 Suffolk

Roach Patrick, laborer, house 8 Molloy’s court

Roach Patrick, laborer, house 15 Green

Roach William, laborer, house 5 Davis’s court

Roark Farrell, laborer, house rear 245 Merrimac

Robbins Charles H. mason, house 24 Chestnut

Robbins Elijah, millwright, boards 192 Middlesex

Robbins George, Lowell Machine Shop, h. 35 S. L., Worthen

196 ^ LOWELL [ft] DIRECTORY.

Robbins Geo. W., Lowell Machine Shop, house 266 Middlesex
Robbins Hannah, widow, house Millie, corner Franklin
Robbins Henry, Lawrence Corporation, house 14 do.

Robbins Jacob, house 182 East Merrimac, opposite Park
Robbins James A. at Wilder & Hunt’s, boards 25 Market
Roberts Charles, Lawrence Corporation, house 6 do.

Roberts Ebcn A. currier, house 25 Suffolk

Roberts George, clerk, 52 Merrimac, boards 33 John

Roberts George PL at A. L. Brooks’s, house 5 Melntire

Roberts Henry W., Appleton, boards 4 Appleton Corporation

Roberts Horatio, Appleton, boards 8 Appleton Corporation

Roberts John, Middlesex, house 12 Water

Roberts John A. Lawrence Corporation, boards 75 do.

Roberts John L. at A. L. Brooks, house 34 Franklin
Roberts Merritt PL, Appleton, house 8 Appleton Corporation
Roberts Michael, house Suffolk, near Cross
Roberts Nath’l, bootmaker, 35 Merrimac, h. 38 Third, Centralville
Roberts Stephen B. box mill, house 19 N. Franklin court
Roberts Thomas P. Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation
Roberts William, Boott, house First, near Bridge, Centralville

Roberts , house First, Centralville

Robertson James, clerk, boards 38 Boott Corporation
Robertson James, Lowell, house 18 Lowell Corporation
Robertson Mrs. nurse, boards American Plouse
Robinson Alexander, Middlesex, boards 62 Fayette
Robinson Alex. H. paymaster, Appleton, house 32 Lawrence
Robinson Austin, Boott, boards 1 1 Boott Corporation
Robinson Benjamin, clerk, 1 62 Merrimac, house 7 Harrison
Robinson Chas. S., Prescott, house 65 Massachusetts Corporation
Robinson Clarence W. clerk, boards 7 Harrison
Robinson Don C. machinist, boards 101 Central
Robinson Emeline Mrs. boardinghouse, 5 Boott Corporation
Robinson Frederick W. bonnets, ribbons, and millinery goods, 61
Merrimac, house 1 6 Kirk

Robinson George C., Boott, boards 38 Boott Corporation
Robinson Harriet, boardinghouse, 19 Boott Corporation
Robinson Jacob W. riding academy, 20 Paige, house 24 do.
Robinson James, Boott. boards 1 1 Boott Corporation
Robinson James, Hamilton, house 68 Lawrence
Robinson James, operative, house Pleasant
Robinson James, Bleachery, house 3* Whipple street
Robinson James II. variety store, 23 Market, house do.

Robinson Jesse L. teamster, house Liberty, near the line
Robinson (Joseph) & Co. ( Daniel Callahan) charcoal and acid,
, Whipple’s Mills, house at Billerica
Robinson Joseph, driver ice cart, boards at Abel Carkin’s

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Robinson Josiah. carpenter, house Robinson, near Congress

Robinson Levi, Hamilton, boards 24 Hamilton Corporation

Robinson Mary, widow, house 76 Lawrence Corporation

Robinson Nancy Mrs. house 71 River, Centralville

Robinson Nathan P., Hamilton, boards 254 Merrimac

Robinson Robert, house 56 Lawrence

Robinson Robert, Middlesex, house 56 Lawrence

Robinson Washington, painter, boards 1 Robinson

Robinson William, machinist, Mechanic’s Mills, house 24 Rock

Roby Augustus B., Merrimac, house 88 Merrimac Corporation

Roby John B., Merrimac, boards 74 Merrimac Corporation

Roby Levi, Massachusetts, boards 25 Market

Roby Solon S. fireman, Stonybrook & L. R. R., b. 19 Howard

Rockford George, Merrimac, boards 152 Merrimac Corporation

Rock William, laborer, house 66 Charles

Rockwood William B. carpenter, house 16 Franklin sq., Adams
Roddy James, Bleacliery, house 20 Cedar
Rodgers Thomas, carpet weaver, house 2 Keene
Rodliff Ferdinand, superintendent, Hamilton, house 35 Appleton
RodlifF Ferdinand jr. clerk, Hamilton C. R. boards 35 Appleton
Rodliff Horatio H. ( Bennett fy Rodliff) wood and coal, Moody,
corner Tremont, boards 35 Appleton
Rogan Margaret, widow, house 7 Lowell place
Rogan Nancy Mrs. house 149 Lowell
Rogan Thomas, laborer, house 46. Lowell
Rogers Albert, operative, house 111 East Merrimac
Rogers Ardean, teacher, boards 113 Merrimac
Rogers Benjamin P. farmer, house High, near Nesmith
Rogers Bridget, widow, house 42 Lowell
Rogers Caleb, boards 14 Warren
Rogers David, livery stable, 170 Central, house 244 do.

Rogers David, Appleton, boards 17 Appleton Corporation
Rogers D. S. Miss, teacher of private school, Nesmith’s Block,
Merrimac, corner John

Rogers Eunice, boardinghouse, 6 Merrimac Corporation
Rogers Felix, peddler, house 67 Middle
Rogers Hugh, laborer, house 12 William
Rogers Hugh, house rear 99 Lowell

Rogers Jacob, hardware, 166 Merrimac, boards Merrimac House
Rogers James, Boott, boards 13 Boott Corporation
Rogers John, trader, house 20 'Winter
Rogers John, house 21 Lawrence Corporation
Rogers John, boards 159 Central [South

Rogers John F. cashier Railroad Bank, Carleton Block, house'86
Rogers John G. ( Lcunson fy Rogers ) flour, &c., Ill Market, bds.
159 Central

198 LOWELL Ell] DIRECTORY.

Rogers Joseph Jt\ farmer, house High, near Nesmith

Rogers Michael, laborer, house 48 Adams

Rogers Rufus, overseer, Lawrence, house 21 Lawrence Corp.

Rogers Sarah, widow, house 1 Ilurd

Rogers Susan, widow, house 17 Appleton Corporation

Rogers Thomas, house rear 78 Lowell

Rogers William N. watchman at Bleachery, house 2 Prospect

Rogers Zadock, farmer, house High, near Nesmith

Rogers Zadock Mrs. house High, near Nesmith

Rolfe Abiel, transportation agent, B. & L. and N. & L. R. R.

office freight depot, house Rolfe street
Rolfe Charles F. painter, house First, Centralville
Rolfe Eliza G. Mrs. house 40 Lawrence
Rolfe Henry E., Lowell Machine Shop, boards 2 Jackson
Rolfe Horace IL painter, house First, Centralville
Rollins Eben D. sawmiller, house 144 School
Rollins Horace IL boxmaker, boards 144 School
Rollins James, Massachusetts, boards 3 High street square
Rollins John L. (Fernald § Rollins ), house 55 Chapel
Rollins Jonathan, mason, house 66 Appleton
Rollins Pliny, Prescott, boards 3 High street square
Rollins Sarah, widow, house 3 High street square
Root George, Boott, boards 38 Boott Corporation
Roper Caroline Mrs. house 15 Andover
Roper Foster, chairmaker, boards rear 124 School
Roper Francis, Middlesex, boards 11 Lawrence
Roper George AY., Appleton, house 13 Appleton Corporation
Rose Caleb H. saw miller, house 42 Grand
Rose Clark, Merrimac, boards 137 Merrimac Corporation
Rose George AY. depot master, B. & L. R. R. house 17 Charles
Rose Gilbert (Downing fy R.J, fruit, &c. 133 Central, h. 15 Oak
Rose John, Middlesex, house 81 Church
Rose Maria Mrs. dressmaker, house 23 Kirk
Rose Mary, widow, house 30 Salem

Ross Charles H. Massachusetts, house 54 Mass. Corporation
Ross John, currier, house 4 Short
Rothwell John, painter, house 10 AYater

Rothwell Thomas, Merrimac Corporation, house 77 Merr. Corp.

Roundy Harvey, Lawrence, house 14 Lawrence Corporation

Rourk John, laborer, house 21 Keene

Rourke Cecelia, widow, house 28 Fayette

Rourke Francis, Lowell, house 88 Market

Rourke Francis, slater, house Maiden lane

Rourke John, Lowell, house 35 Lowell

Rourke John, laborer, house 75 Lowell

Rourke Julia, boardinghouse, 12 Church

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Rourke Mary, widow, house Lowell
Rourke Myers, laborer, house 74 Middle
Rourke Peter, laborer, house 100 Lowell
Rowan John P. grocer, 83 Gorham, house do.

Rowe Elizabeth, widow, house 13G Suffolk
Rowe Freeman, saw miller, boards 308 Central
Rowe George A. watchmaker at J. Raynes’s, b. 159 Central
Rowe John, clerk, 88 Lowell, boards do.

Rowe Richard, groceries, 38 Lowell, c. Dummer, house do.
Rowell Moses, machinist, house 30 Howard
Rowell William A. carriage 'painter, Arch, house 22 Grand
Rowen Robert, baker (Boston), house rear 9 Merrill’s court
Rozand Leon, clerk, 2 Welles’s block, boards G Alder
Rozand Leon, tailor, boards 13 Central
Rugg Amos, paymaster, Prescott, boards 7 Kirk
Rugg ( Chester W. ) & Griffith ( John ), umbrella and music store,
77 Merrimac, house Mt. Vernon, c. Bennett, Central ville
Rugg Samuel S. machinist, house 16 Race
Ruggles Abram A., Lowell Machine Shop, boards 10 Chapel
Ruggles Calvin P. Mrs. house 10 Chapel
Ruggles George P., Lowell, boards 10 Chapel
Rumrill David, house Sixth, Centralville
Runals Alonzo, clerk, 319 Merrimac, boards 166 Suffolk
Runals Robert K. grocer, 319 Merrimac, h. 337 Merr. c. Cabot
Runels ( George ), Clough ( Stillman ), & Co. (Nathaniel Davis
and Samuel Sivett ), granite stone yard, Thorndike, c. Mid-
dlesex, h. 99 Thorndike

Runlett Charles, Lawrence Corporation, house 6 do.

Rushworth Benjamin, Appleton, house 15 Ames
Rushworth John, Middlesex, house rear 13 Charles v

Russell Andrew J. currier, house 1 Bangs block
Russell Cyrus K. grocer, 281 Merrimac, house Dodge
Russell Edwin F. ( J. <§• E . F. Bussell ), mason, 21 Middle, house
40 Charles

Russell Electa L. boardinghouse, 27 Appleton Corporation
Russell Emily H. Mrs. house 88 Gorham
Russell George W. travelling agent, b. 73 Bridge, Centralville
Russell Hannah Mrs. boardinghouse, 12 Suffolk Corporation
Russell Henry H. travelling agent, boards 1 Union
Russell Horace, Hamilton, house 41 Hamilton Corporation
Russell James S. teacher High School, house 29 Nesmith
Russell Josiali & Edwin F. masons, 21 Middle, h. 215 Central
Russell Leonard M. machinist, h. 1 Manahan’s block, Cushing
Russell ( Levi ) & Stowell ( James II. ), coal and wood dealers,
Fletcher, cor. Western avenue, house 4 Butterfield
Russell Lucinda, widow, house 90 East Merrimac

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Russell Wm. A. J. brassfinisher, boards 3G Bartlett

Russell Win. W. boots and shoes, 75 Central, b. 38 Boott Corp.

Rutherford John, Middlesex, house 70 Warren

Rutherford Joseph II. watchmaker, 79 Central, b. 3 Mclntire

Rutherford Robert, Lowell, house 82 Church

Rutherford Thomas, house 7G Warren

Ryan James, carpenter, house 53 Dutton

Ryan Jane Mrs. house 1G North

Ryan John, laborer, house 77 Charles

Ryan Julia, widow, house 25 Fenwick

Ryan Michael, laborer, house 3 Luther’s court

Ryan Mrs. widow, house 5 Hancock avenue

Ryan Patrick, laborer, house rear 52 Lowell

Ryan Patrick, saw miller, house 253 Middlesex

Ryan Patrick, painter, house 19 High

Ryan Patrick, laborer, house 9 Wall

Ryan Thomas, house 7 Summer

Ryan Thomas, house 12 Davidson

Ryan Thomas, Merrimac, house rear 18 Little

Ryan William, laborer, house 15 Cedar

Ryerson Henry J., Massachusetts, boards Prescott Corporation

SABIN SCOTT, Boott, house 23 Boott Corporation
Saddler John, house 17 Winter

Sails Harriet M. Mrs. variety store, 95 Central, boards 15 Hurd
Salmon Charles II., Lowell, house 3 Harrison
Salmon George F. machinist, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 Cady
Salmon Martha S. Mrs. house 7 Cady
Salmon Patrick, laborer, house Gorham, corner Winter
Salmon Wm. F. paymaster, Lowell Manuf. Co. h. 134 Market
Salomon John, millinery, 2 Welles’s block, house 6 Alder
Salter John, carpenter, house 62 Moody
Sampere Peter, currier, boards at Hannah Mills’s
Sampson Edward, boardinghouse, 1 George
Sanborn A. carriage maker, at S. Convers’s, boards 101 Central
Sanborn Amos, watches, jewelry, and plate, and manufacturer of
silver ware and barometers, 25 Central, c. Middle, h. 2 Kirk
Sanborn Benjamin L., Boott, house 18 Boott Corporation
Sanborn Betsey, boardinghouse, 4 Hamilton Corporation
Sanborn Ebenezer G., Hamilton, house 4 Marshall
Sanborn Edward P. mason, boards at Page Sanborn’s
Sanborn Edwin, at S. Convers’s, house 2G Cady
Sanborn Elon A. overseer, Prescott, house 3 Prescott Corp.
Sanborn Franklin, machinist, house 72 Mechanic
Sanborn Franklin B. machinist, boards 98 Appleton
Sanborn Franklin L., Appleton, boards 17 Appleton Corporation

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Sanborn Frederick P. clerk, 3 John, boards Union, Centralville
Sanborn George A. painter, house 75 Lowell
Sanborn George W. boardinghouse, 32 Hamilton Corporation
Sanborn George W. clerk, house 2 Kirk
Sanborn Henry D. foundry, Jackson, house 280 Middlesex
Sanborn Henry L., Hamilton, boards 18 Hamilton Corporation
Sanborn Jacob Mrs. house 83 Appleton
Sanborn Jacob W. at E. Fifield’s, house 59 Butterfield
Sanborn James, saslunaker, boards 59 Appleton
Sanborn James P. repairer, Railroad, house Pine, c. Charleston
Sanborn Laroy S. clerk, Wash, market, b. 18 Hamilton Corp.
Sanborn Nathaniel C. & Co. ( IF. P. Kendall ), photographists, 50
Merrimac

Sanborn Olive W. dressmaker, 88 Merrimac

Sanborn Page, shoemaker, house Methuen road, Centralville

Sanborn Rhoda, widow, house 52 High

Sanborn Stephen C. overseer, Hamilton, h. 18 Hamilton Corp.
Sanborn Theodore A. mason, house 9 Myrtle, opposite Fourth,
Centralville

Sanborn William F. mason, house 23 Clay
Sanborn Wm. H. bridge builder, boards 3 Middlesex place
Sanders Edward, laborer, house 152 Lowell
Sanderson Oliver, laborer, house 63 Bartlett
Sands David, house Coburn, near River, Centralville
Sands James, overseer, Appleton, house 11 Appleton Corp.
Sanford Lewis P. machinist, boards 29 Tyler
Sanford Maria A. Mrs. house 29 Tyler
Santry John, laborer, house rear 40 Fenwick
Sargeant Benjamin C. bookseller and stationer, City Hall Build-
ing, and mayor of the city, 158 Merrimac, house 37 Tyler
Sargeant Samuel D. paymaster, Middlesex, house 28 Hurd
Sargent ( Eben D.) & Cotton ( N.), fish, rear 57 Central, house
16 Chapel

Sargent Ebenezer, bedstead maker, house 29 Willie, c. Broadway
Sargent Edward M. & Co. ( E . S. Rand ), Boston Express office,
Boston & Lowell depot, house 33 Andover, near High
Sargent Elhanan W., Hamilton, house Pearl, Centralville
Sargent Emmons B. clerk, boards 16 Chapel
Sargent E., Appleton, boards 3 Appleton Corporation
Sargent Frederick, house Wanalancit, near Pawtucket
Sargent Frederick W. ( Burbank , Chase , Sc Co.), 5 Central, house
Wanalancit, near Pawtucket

Sargent Groves, at Allen’s saw mill, boards 339 Middlesex
Sargent Henry W. harness maker at J. A. Brabrook’s, house rear
48 Church

Sargent Herman W. carpenter, boards Reuben Sargent’s

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Sargent Jeremiah A., Lawrence, house 160 Pawtucket
Sargent John C., Massachusetts, house 18 Massachusetts Corp.
Sargent Joseph L., Massachusetts, house 40 Massachusetts Corp.
Sargent J. Hoyt. Middlesex, house 71 High
Sargent Levi, foundry, house Id S. L., Dutton
Sargent Maria II. Mrs. house 342 Central
Sargent Nancy, widow, house 27 Tremont Corporation
Sargent Reuben, farmer, h. Coburn, n. Old Road, Centralville
Sargent Sarah, house 29 Massachusetts Corporation
Sargent Stephen M., Boott, house 9 Boott Corporation
Sargent Stephen P., Tremont, house 39 Tremont Corporation
Sargent Sylvester H. machinist, house 80 South
Sargent Willard S. C. teamster, house 190 Central
Sargent William S. machinist, boards 7 1 High
Sauls Harriet, widow, boards 12 Hurd
Saunder Jacob, clerk, boards 8 Church
Saunders Abigail C. widow, house 8 Church
Saunders Alfred S., Merrimac, house 17 Fourth, Centralville
Saunders Charles IL. marble worker, boards 8 Church
Saunders Charles W. (Rorcross, Saunders , fy Co.), h. 26 Church
Saunders Dana, laborer, house Green, near George
Saunders Edwin, laborer on the Railroad, boards at Mrs. Theo-
dore Butterfield’s

Saunders Francis, Prescott, boards 12 Prescott Corporation
Saunders George Alfred, machinist, b. 17 Fourth, Centralville
Saunders Jacob, clerk, 4 East Merrimac, house 8 Church
Saunders Mary Ann, widow, house rear 75 Market »

Saunders Thomas E. at F. Cheney’s, house Westford, c. School
Savage Ellery T., Merrimac, house 52 Merrimac Corporation
Savage Goff, Merrimac, boards 135 Merrimac Corporation
Savage Owen, Tremont Corporation, house 10 do.

Savage Robert, marble worker, house 227 Middlesex
Savory Charles A. physician, house 62 Paige, corner Kirk
Sawtell Calvin, machinist, boards 16 Swamp Locks, Dutton
Sawtell Charles, 1 Shattuck, boards 25 Race
Sawtell George F. overseer, Boott, house 62 Boott Corporation
Sawtell Henry I., Lowell M. S., h. 30 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Sawtell John, carpenter, house 61 Cushing "

Sawtell Josiah, carpenter, 136 School, house Sawtell place
Sawtell Josiah A. engineer, house Sawtell place
Sawtell Sextus, pianist, boards at J. Sawtell’s
Sawyer Aaron, painter, boards at John P. Sawyer’s
Sawyer Aaron C. carriage trimmer and harness maker, 161 and
163 Middlesex, house Franklin, near Fletcher
Sawyer Alford A. Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation
Sawyer Bernard IL carpenter, house 41 Fayette

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Sawyer Clarina A. Mrs. boarding, 110 and 111 Merr. Corp.
Sawyer Elizabeth Mrs. boardinghouse, 25 Appleton Cprp.
Sawyer Frank, driver icewagon, boards at Abel Carkin’s
Sawyer Hamilton J. machinist, at Smith & Lawrence’s, house
101 Cross, corner Mt. Vernon
Sawyer Hannah C. fancy goods, 105 Merrimac, house do.
Sawyer John A. painter, boards at John P. Sawyer’s
Sawyer John P. carpenter, house Mt. Pleasant, Centralville
Sawyer Jonas II. hostler, boards 5 Prescott Corporation
Sawyer Joshua, farmer, boards at John P. Sawyer’s
Sawyer J. J. proprietor Mechanics’ Hotel, 278 Merrimac
Sawyer Lucetta, house 54 Paige
Sawyer Sophronia, widow, house 58 Andover
Sawyer Thomas, carriage repository, 163 Middlesex, house at
South Amesbury

Sawyer Wesley, house 53 Chestnut

Saxton Alexander, Middlesex, house Holbrook’s court

Saxton Daniel, laborer, house 49 Fenwick

Sayers Margaret, widow, house 11 Adams

Sayles Albert W., Lowell Machine Shop, house 7 S. L., Dutton

Sayles Nancy Mrs. boardinghouse, 115 Merrimac Corporation

Scadding Aaron, boardinghouse, 14 Appleton Corporation

Scadding Alfred W. Appleton, boards 14 Appleton Corp.

Scadding Charles B. hackdriver, house 7 Ford

Scales Aaron W., Boott Corporation, house 9 do.

Scales Duncan H. machinist, boards 5 Jackson
Scales Francis R. moulder, boards 68 S. L., Mechanic
Scales Sidney A. machinist, house 68 S. L., Mechanic
Scamman William F. printer, boards 63 Worthen
Scanlan Cornelius, laborer, house rear 2 Fenwick
Scanlan Maurice, laborer, house 40 Adams
Scannell Mary Mrs. house SO Lowell
Scarlet Asa M., Tremont, boards 2 Tilden court
Schotf William L. shoemaker, 56 Central
Scholefield Samuel, machinist, house 84 Cross
Scholfield Isaac, Lowell Felting Mill, i’ear 105 Middlesex
Schollar John M., Boott, boards 13 Boott Corporation
Scobie Jane, widow, house 345 Merrimac
Scotchburn Thomas Mrs. house 309 Central
Scotchburn Thomas, ropemaker, 311 Central, house 23 Walnut
Scott Agnes, widow, house Fletcher, corner Rock
Scott Alfred (P. M. Jefferson , Scott, Sr Co.), soap manufacturer,
Middlesex, corner School, house do
Scott Ann, widow, house 34 Water
Scott Cyrus L. soapmaker, house 7 School
Scott Elhanan W., patent agent, house Mt. Vernon, Centralville

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Scott Ellen, widow, house 8 Keene

Scott Frank C. pattern maker, at J. E. Crane’s

Scott G. Clarence, boards 2*34 Mcrrimac

Scott George C. silversmith, at A. Sanborn’s, house 61 Bartlett

Scott Hugh, Middlesex, house 105 High

Scott James, shoemaker, house 14 Keene

Scott James, machinist, house 18 Keene

Seott John, gardener at Chas. Ilovey’s, h. Pleasant, n. Andover
Scott John, Bleachery, boards 8 Keene
Seott Mary S. widow, house Pleasant, near Andover
Scott Thomas, Bleachery, house 31 Cedar
Seott Thomas, Middlesex, house Pleasant, near Andover
Seott William, foundryman, house rear 44 Howard
Scribner Charles, overseer, Lowell Machine Shop, house 66
Swamp Locks, Worthen

Scribner George F., Lowell Machine Shop, house 49 Swamp
Locks, Worthen [Merrimac

Scribner Isaac W. physician, Welles’s block, boards 113
Scribner James, machinist, boards 41 Appleton
Scribner Louisa Mrs. boardinghouse, 35 Lawrence Corporation
Scripture Isaac Mrs. house 227 Central
Scripture Isaac F. baker, 231 Central, house 235 do.

Scripture James O. teacher High School, boards 227 Central

Scripture Sarah Mrs. house 246 Middlesex

Scripture Stephen A. baker, boards 227 Central

Seruton Charles W., Merrimac, boards 139 Merrimac Corp.

Scully Dennis, laborer, house 42 William

Scully James, house 4 Cummiskey’s alley

Scully William, laborer, house 7 Fenwick

Searl Edwin T. job wagon, house 10 Hudson

Searl I. II. cigar maker, boards Howard House [do.

Searle John P. shoemaker and variety store, 70 Middlesex, h. 72

Searls Frances, house 47 Chapel

Searls , machinist, boards 75 Merrimac Corporation

Sears Joseph H. Boott, boards 38 Boott Corporation

Seaver George W., Boston & Lowell R.R. boards 43 Howard

Seaver Henry, machinist, boards 94 Middlesex

Seaver John C. coachman, house 190 Central

Seaver Joseph, teamster, house Mclntire

Seaver Lewis II. machinist, house Elm, Centralville

Seaver Minerva, widow, house 102 Merrimac Corporation

Seaver William, Boston and Lowell Railroad, house 43 Howard

Seaverns John L., Lowell Machine Shop, b. Merrimac House

Seavey Andrew J. elerk, 4 East Merrimac, house 14 Cady

Seavey Charles, Massachusetts, boards 5 Prescott Corporation

Seavey John, bobbin earner, boards 29 Suffolk

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Seery Ann, dressmaker* 23 Davidson

Seery 'William, house 23 Davidson

Selfe John, Middlesex, house 2 Edgerly’s court

Senior George, boardinghouse, 95 Market

Senter Charles, Lawrence, house 39 Lawrence Corporation

Sevrens Herod T. at A. L. Brooks’s, house 40 Branch

Sewall Amariah F. carriage maker, house 40 Water

Sewall Ammi R. clerk, boards 40 Water

Sewall Samuel, Lowell Machine Shop, h. 40 Water, near Pond

Sexton Ellen, widow, house 8 Congress

Sexton Joanna Mrs. house 18 Gorham

Sexton John, Hamilton, house 3 Baldwin’s court

Sexton Margaret, widow, house rear 18 Jefferson

Sexton Mary, widow, house 131 Lowell

Shackford Elbridge G. clerk, 80 Merr. h. at Middlesex village

Shackford Nathaniel, Massachusetts, house 10 Mass. Corp.

Shackleton Joseph, boards 342 Central

Shaffer Obadiah W. cigar maker, boards 101 Central

Shaffer William Mrs. house 256 Central

Shanahan Daniel, Massachusetts, house 1 Howe

Shanahan Mary, widow, house 10 Jefferson

Shandley John, Lowell Machine Shop, house 56 South

Shanley James, house Thorndike, corner Madison

Shanley Maria, widow, house rear 76 Lowell

Shanley Michael, shoemaker, house rear 117 Market

Shanley Patrick, laborer, house 88 Charles

Shanley Patrick, Lowell, house 45 Chapel

Shanley Peter, Lowell, house 164 Lawrence

Shannon Charles, junk dealer, house rear 59 Middle

Shannon John, Lowell, house 10 William

Shannon John, peddler, house 32 Davidson

Shannon Thomas, Hamilton P. W. house 28 William

Sharkey Patrick, laborer, house rear 7 6 Lowell

Sharpies Elizabeth Mrs. house Tilden court

Shattuck Direxa Mrs. house 8 Wamesit

Shattuck George W. house 93 Salem [Salem

Shattuck Horace B. ( Burbank , Chase , 8? Co,), 5 Central, h. 91
Shattuck James W. 87 Market, boards do.

Shattuck Mary B. widow, house 11 Nesmith
Shattuck Oramel C. daguerreotypist, 19 Central
Shattuck Polly Mrs. house 11 Walnut
Shattuck Sewall, daguerreotypist, 19 Central, house do.

Shattuck Wm. A. machinist, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
Shaughnessy James, carpenter, house Cross, cor. Common
Shaughnessy James, Boott, boards 4 Mass. Corporation
| Shaughnessy John, house River, Centralville

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Shaw Alverado, machinist, boards 76 Middlesex
Shaw Benjamin F., Massachusetts, house 16 Mass. Corp.

Shaw Charles, machinist, boards 76 Middlesex

Shaw Daniel W. Lawrence, boards 31 Lawrence Corporation

Shaw Gilman, farmer, house 56 Lawrence Corporation

Shaw Henry, Hamilton, house 60 do., Gorham

Shaw James, gas litter, house 34 Church

Shaw John, Middlesex, house 1 Lawrence court

Shaw John F. machinist, house 58 Worthen

Shaw Joseph, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Shaw J. W. B. dry goods, 44 Merrimac, b. at Merrimac House
Shaw Mary A. boardinghouse, 56 Lawrence Corporation
Shaw Richard P. fruit, &c. 147 Central, house 20 Charles
Shaw R. S. Mrs. variety store, 125 Middlesex, house do.

Shaw Ruth Mrs. boardinghouse, 31 Lawrence Corporation
Shaw Thomas S., Lowell M. S. h. 51 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Shaw William, Hamilton, house 1 Lawrence court
Shay Margaret Mrs. house 8 Adams

Shea Bartholomew, Middlesex, house Water, near Andover

Shea Daniel, laborer, house 12 Adams

Shea Hannah Mrs. house 19 Winter

Shea Julia, widow, house 16 Dunnner

Shea Margaret, widow, house 118 Lowell

Shea Margaret, widow, house 14 Davidson

Shea Mary, widow, house 20 Howe

Shea Patrick, Lowell, house 20 Davidson

Sheahan Edward, grocer, 28 Gorham, house do.

Sheahan Patrick, emigrant ag’t and bookseller, 28 Gorham, h. do.
Shearer James, dyer, house 297 Central

Shed Edwin L. deputy sheriff and coroner, Canal block, 63 Cen-
tral, house 8 Lawrence
Shedd John Mrs. house 94 High
Shedd John S. tinsmith, 49 Prescott
Shedd Geo. W. carpenter, house 49 Union
Shedd Josiah B. F. clerk, Merrimac Print Works, house 145 do.
Shedd Mary S. Mrs. boards 166 Lawrence
Sheehan Catharine, widow, house 49 Fenwick
Sheehan Charles, porter at American House
Sheehan Jeremiah, laborer, house rear 17 Winter
Sheehan John, foundry man, house 1 Putney’s court
Sheehan Maurice, laborer, house rear 2 Fenwick
Sheehan Patrick, stone mason, house 18 Cedar
Sheehan Peter, at Theodore H. Sweetser’s, h. 13 Pleasant
Sheffield Andrew, Appleton, house 15 South
Sheffield James, Applefon, boards 4 Appleton Corporation
Sheldon Abial W., Lawrence, house 19 Lawrence Corporation

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Sheldon George, Lowell Machine Shop, house 35 Howard
Sheldon John, plumber, house Fulton, on Plain, Centralville
Shelden John jr. plumber, house 94 East Merrimac
Sheldon Nancy M. widow of Ezra, house 35 Howard
Sheldon 'William, Appleton, house Fulton, Centralville
Shepard Frank, Massachusetts, boards 25 Market
Shepard John, Merrimac P. Works, house, 154 Merrimac Corp.
Shepard Luther E. student, Tyler’s block, boards City Hotel
Shepard William, chaise builder and harness maker, Arch, house
Perrin, near School

Shephard Abram, Middlesex, house 6 Water
Shephard James, Stott’s Mills, house 6 Water
Shepherd Abby Mrs. boardinghouse, 18 Merrimac Corporation
Shepherd Allen ( Snow Shepherd), 253 Merr. h. 174 Suffolk

Shepherd Benjamin, Hamilton, boards 292 Central
Shepherd Jacob, B. & L. Railroad, house Prospect
Shepherd John, blacksmith, boards 35 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Shepherd Joseph, Stott’s Mills, house Pond, corner Pleasant
Shepherd Robert, house 292 Central

Sherden Dennis, Prescott, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Sherden John, Prescott, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Sheriden Edward, blacksmith, house 96 Adams
Sheriden Eunice, widow, house 6 Davidson
Sherlock Edward, harness maker, house 2 Fenwick
Sherlock Michael, carpenter, house rear 17 Union
Sherlock Patrick, Merrimac, house 1 2 Jefferson
Sherman Aaron II. Mrs. house 118 Cross
Sherman Alexander W. clerk, 8 Central, boards 118 Cross
Sherman Calvin G. machinist, boards 118 Cross
Sherman Charles H. machinist, house 118 Cross
Sherman David S. ( American Bolt Co.), house 44 Elm
Sherman Edward F. counsellor, and secretary Traders & Me-
chanics’ Ins. Co. 27 Central, house 23 Nesmith
Sherman Henry W., Mass, boards 20 Ma>s Corporation
Sherman Lois S. Mrs. nurse at Lowell Hospital
Sherman Marcus, mason, board's 21 Charlas
Sherman William W. paymaster, Lowell Machine Shop, house
1U8 Appleton

Sherry James, Merrimac, house rear 15 Jefferson
Sherwell Jesse K. loom harness maker, house 4 Branch
Sherwin Charles, Suffolk, house 12 Cabot, corner Moody
Sherwin John, cigar maker, boards 101 Central
Sherwood Daniel. Massachusetts, house 33 Prescott Corporation
Sherwood John, cigar maker, boards 101 Central
Sherwood Ludbee S., Hamilton, house 7 Abbott
Shields Elizabeth, widow, house 18 Davidson

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Shields John, Merrimac, house 23 Hanover
Shields Michael, house 23 Hanover
Shields Michael jr. painter, house 39 Cedar

Shields , house rear 20 William

Shinnick Mary, house alley rear 17 Union
Shipley Samuel D. carpenter, house' 50 Rock
Shirley Charles, boardinghouse, 113 Merrimac
Shirley James, Lowell, M. S. house 11 Swamp Locks, Dutton
Shirley Mary, widow, house rear 37 Fenwick
Shirley Samuel H, printer, “ A r ox Populi ” office, bds. 60 South
Shorcy Charles E. elerk, 5 Prescott Block, boards Bartlett
Shorey John, pictures and frames, 83 Central, boards 159 do.
Shorey Lorenzo W. painter, house 47 Bartlett
Shorey Rachael, nurse, house 6 Prescott Corporation
Shorey William, Massachusetts, boards G Prescott Corporation
Short Charles E. grocer, 128 Lowell, boards 34 Lewis
Short Charles M. grocer, house 34 Lewis
Short Edward, Bleachery, house 2 Livingston
Short J. Emerson, jr. clerk at B. & L. and N. & L. freight
depot, house 11 Grand

Shovenelle William, Lawrence, boards 43 Lawrence Corporation

Shovlin Margaret, widow, house 28 High

Shovlin Winefred, widow, house 20 $>ummer

Shute Aleck, laborer, boards 248 Middlesex

Shute Alonzo, Appleton, house 93 Lawrence

Shute Michael, carpenter, house 93 Lawrence

Shute , widow, house 7 Fayette

Silcox Lazarus, Middlesex, house 2 Edgerly’s court
Silver Frederic A. stonecutter, house 93 Howard
Silver Harvey, machinist, house 28 Thorndike, corner Appleton
Simes Ira H. blacksmith, house 81 Appleton
Simmons Volney T. baker, boards Whiting, near Salem
Simmons William H. moulder, house 122 Central
Simonds Edward, Merrimac, house 121 Merrimac Corporation
Simonds George AY. clerk, boards 50 Moody
Simonds Samuel B. bookbinder, 36 Central, house 50 High
Simonds AVilliam B., Boott, house 58 Boott Corporation
Simpkins AA r illiam, Middlesex, house 180 Central
Simpson Abigail II. boardinghouse, 0 Boott Corporation
Simpson Albert A\ r . printer, 28 Merrimac, boards 38 Boott Corp.
Simpson Andrew J. barometers, 27 Central, house 111 East
Merrimac, corner AVillow

Simpson Benj. F. physician, house 59 Third, Centralville
Simpson John, machinist, house A r arney, cor. Mt. Vernon
Simpson Joseph, machinist, house 300 Merrimac
Simpson Odanathus, house Cedar, corner Sixth

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Simpson Samuel A., Massachusetts, house 26 Prescott Corp.
Simpson Sarah Mrs. house 10 Charles
Simpson Thomas, house Liberty, corner Chelmsford
Simpson Thomas M., Tremont Corporation, house 10 do.
Sinclair Daniel H. policeman, house 106 Moody
Sinclair Henry A., Suffolk C. R. boards 106 Moody
Sinclair William, carpenter, h. Broadway, above Guard Locks
Skelton Benjamin, physician, house 50 Tyler
Skillings David G. carriage maker, Bridge, near River, house 37
Fifth, Centralville

Skinner Abner, Middlesex, boardinghouse, 67 Merrimac

Skinner Arabella, laces and hosiery, 63 Merrimac, boards 67 do.

Skinner David, peddler, house 332 Merrimac

Skinner Smith, house 23 Market

Sladen Joseph A. clerk, 29 Central, boards 8 Read

Sladen William B., Hamilton, house 2 Linden

Slater Joseph, planer, house 11 Lagrange court

Slater Thomas, coppersmith, house rear 19 River

Slattery Dennis, laborer, house 60 Fenwick

Slattery Michael, peddler, house 7 Carpet lane

Slattery Patrick, Hamilton, house 42 South

Slattery Patrick, Bleach ery, house 184 Gorham

Slavin Morris, mason, house 23 Cedar

Sleeper Abraham A. sashmaker, boards 59 Appleton

Sleeper Abraham F. house 13 Spring

Sleeper Ada E. boards 26 Massachusetts Corp.

Sleeper George, painter, boards 20 Prescott Corporation

Sleeper John, stage driver, house First, Centralville

Sleeper Mary, widow, house 7 6 Church

Sleeper Nathan S., Hamilton, house 25 Hamilton Corporation

Sleeper S. C., Massachusetts, boards 59 Massachusetts Corp.

Sliney John W., Boott, boards 53 Boott Corporation

Slocum John P., house 29 Elm

Slooey James, boiler maker, boards 22 Kirk avenue

Slyne Ellen, widow, house rear 76 Lowell

Small Chas. R. conductor, S. & L. R. R. house 62 Boott Corp.

Small Paul D. sashmaker, boards 2 Lagrange court

Smart Charles H. boards 14 Union

Smart Haynes M. clerk, 84 Merrimac, house 9 Harrison

Smart Mary J. Mrs. house 14 Union

Smiley John, at C. M. Marvel & Co.’s, house 29 Willie

Smith Almon, Lawrence, house 42 Lawrence Corporation

Smith Alonzo N. bookkeeper, house 203 Middlesex

Smith Andrew, Hamilton Print Works, house 20 Cady

Smith Ann, widow, house rear 61 Lowell

Smith Benjamin A. carpenter, house 9 Third, Centralville

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Smith Betsey Mrs. house rear 125 Middlesex
Smith Bridget Mrs. house 19 Fayette
Smith Bridget, widow, house 9 Wall
Smith Charles, overseer, Tremont, house 24 Race
Smith Charles, clerk, 27 East Merrimac, house 9 Wall
Smith Charles E. moulder, boards 119 Central
Smith Charles E. shuttle manufacturer, house 16 Ash
Smith Charles G. saw miller, house 3 Middlesex place
Smith Christopher, Prescott, house 139 Lowell
Smith Clarissa T. boardinghouse, 208 Merrimac
Smith Daniel, Lowell, house head Lawrence street court
Smith Dorcas Mrs. house 9 Merrill’s court
Smith Dudley H., Merrimac Corporation, house 75 do.

Smith Edward, Merr. Print Works, house River, Central ville

Smith Edward, tinsmith, boards 5 Jackson

Smith Edward, Lawrence, house 47 Union

Smith Edward F. house 10 Third, Centralville

Smith Elbridge G. peddler, house 9 Merrill’s court

Smith Elizabeth, widow, house 72 Church

Smith Ella M. house 97 East Merrimac

Smith Francis, hosiery and laces, 49 Merrimac, house 21 Joint,
corner Pollard’s avenue
Smith Francis, laborer, house 28 Keene
Smith Francis, carpenter, house 1 Marion
Smith Frank, boards 16 Myrtle, Centralville
Smith Freedom, Lawrence, boards 17 Lawrence Corporation
Smith George, clothing, 256 Merrimac, boards 18 Bartlett
Smith George B. in foundry, house Carleton, near Middlesex
Smith George C. ( American Bolt Co.), 210 Lawrence, house at
Tewksbury

Smith George II. machinist, boards 56 Wortlien
Smith George H., Middlesex, house 31 Cady
Smith George H. mason, house 2 Merriam’s court
Smith George Harrison, machinist, house 120 Cross
Smith George T. carpenter, house 30 Rock
Smith George W. machinist, house 6 Pine
Smith George W. jr. machinist, boards 6 Pine
Smith Hannah, house 46 Dummer
Smith Henry, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 21 Market
Smith ( Henry ) & Nichols ( G. N.), produce, 109 Market, house
at Middlesex Village [b. American House

Smith Hezekiah B. wood working machinery, Mechanic’s Mills,
Smith Horace, carpenter, house 3 Hamilton Corporation
Smith Ilosea Mrs. boardinghouse, 48 Church
Smith Hugh, laborer, house rear 7 6 Lowell
Smith Isabella Mrs. widow, house 58 Dutton

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Smith James, laborer, house rear 0 Decatur

Smith James, carpenter, house Hale, near Grand

Smith James, Merrimac, house 130 Merriinac Corporatino

Smith James, Lowell, house 9 Davidson

Smith James, Stott’s Mills, house 36 Water

Smith James, Middlesex, boards 1 William

Smith James C. baker, house 1 2 Pawtucket, corner Salem

Smith Jane, widow, boards 64 Charles

Smith Jeannette Mrs. house 49 Market

Smith Jesse C. variety store, 19 Merrimac, house do.

Smith John, house Kirk avenue

Smith John, laborer, house rear 52 Moody

Smith John, at Kit son’s Machine Shop, boards 53 Dutton

Smith John, junk, house 81 Market

Smith John, laborer, house 309 School

Smith John, house 13 Common

Smith John C., Boott Corporation, house 26 Chestnut

Smith John H. house 54 fligh

Smith John P. shoemaker, house Thorndike, near Hale
Smith John W., Merrimac, house 26 Merrimac Corporation
Smith Joseph V. moulder, foundry, house 99 Appleton
Smith Justus S. refreshments, 155 Middlesex, house 153 do.
Smith Kilburn, billiard room, 13 Middle, house 41 Chestnut
Smith Luther, surveyor of lumber and wood, 9 Thorndike, house
148 Middlesex

Smith Manuel B. carpenter, house 29 Marshall

Smith Margaret, widow, house 4 Sutfolk court

Smith Mary F. widow, house 3 Ford

Smith Mary M. widow, house Tremont, corner Merrimac

Smith Mary N. boardinghouse, 28 Boott Corporation

Smith Matilda C. tailoress, house 1 Adams

Smith Michael, laborer, house 12 Front, Centralville

Smith Michael, Lowell, house 2 Baldwin’s court

Smith Patrick, laborer, boards 51 Lowell

Smith Patrick, operative, house 4 Suffolk court

Smith Patrick, Lowell, house 7 Wall

Smith Patrick, laborer, at O. M. Whipple’s, boards 37 Floyd
Smith ( Patrick) & Co. (Patrick Devine ), grocer, 14 Lowell,
house do.

Smith Patrick, laborer, house 18 William

Smith Patrick, Merrimac, house 40 Lowell

Smith Peter S. groceries, 27 East Merrimac, boards 9 Wall

Smith Philip A. shoemake-', 328 Merrimac, house do.

Smith Rhoda Mrs. boardinghouse, house 48 Church
Smith Richard S. hairdresser, 276 Merrimac, house do.

Smith Robert, blacksmith, house rear 63 Salem

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Smith (Robert W.) & Co. (William Lamson), furniture, &c. 01
Prescott, boards 101 Central
Smith Rose, widow, house 14 Front
Smith Salome Mrs. house East Pine, near Nichols
Smith Samuel, sashmaker, boards head of Lawrence st. court
Smith S. C. steel letter cutter, 123 Cross, house do.

Smith ( Samuel C. ) & Lawrence ( Benjamin ), machinists, Mount
Vernon, corner Broad wa) r , house 123 Cross
Smith Samuel F. moulder, house 119 Central
Smith Stephen B. carpenter, house River, n. Bridge, Centralville
Smith Stephen B. carpenter, Tremont, house 1G Pawtucket, near
Fletcher

Smith Theophilus S. overseer, house 82 South
Smith Thomas, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corporation
Smith Thomas, cutter, 156 Merrimac, house 39 Bartlett
Smith Thomas, laborer, boards 2 Crosby’s court
Smith Thomas B. Mrs. house Marion, corner Lagrange
Smith William, Prescott, house 7 Wall
Smith William D. cigar maker, boards 9 Merrill’s court
Smith Wm. D. shoemaker, house 8 Third, Centralville
Smith William F. saw miller, house Perrin, near School
Smith William F. cook, Howard House
Smith William II. beltmaker, boards 53 Boott Corporation
Smith William H. painter, house 3 Livingston block, Appleton
Smith William M. supt. of Lowell Cemetery, house opposite do.
near Tewksbury line

Smith William N. gardener, house 2 Garnet

Smith William S. gas fitter* boards 54 Boott Corporation

Smith William W., Lowell Machine Shop, boards 2 West court

Snell David, mason, house 24 Austin

Snell George W., Merrimac Corporation, house 51 do.

Snell Henry Irving, surveyor, house Fulton, Centralville
Snell Libbeus B. Sirs, boardinghouse, 56 Massachusetts Corp.
Snell Sarah Elizabeth, teacher, boards 115 Gorham
Snow Benjamin, carpenter, boards 64 Butterfield
Snow Benjamin jr., Massachusetts, boards 21 Suffolk Corp.
Snow Daniel, Merrimac, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
Snow Frank H. clerk, 10 Prescott, b. 18 Third, Centralville
Snow George II. carpenter, boards 64 Butterfield
Snow Henry, carpenter, boards 21 Suffolk, Corporation
Snow Laura, widow, house 61 Union
Snow L. D. boards 21 Hamilton Corporation
Snow Malilon, farmer, house 115 Gorham
Snow Maria, widow, house 18 Third. Centralville
Snow ( William //. ) & Shepherd ( Allen ), provisions, 253 Merri-
mac, house at Dracut

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Sohner Patrick, Hamilton, house West Union
Somes William E. baker, 1 Fayette, house 93 East Merrimac
Soper Joseph E. moulder, house 17 Swamp Locks, Dutton
Soper Mrs. house 131 Moody
Soule Hatfield N. book agent, house 250 Middlesex
Soule Virgil M. shoemaker, rear 101 Howard
Southmaid John K. variety store, 37 Merrimac
Southwick John R., Tremont, house 42 Tremont Corporation
South worth William S. agent, Lawrence Corporation, house 385
Merrimac, near the Hospital [Centraiville

Spalding Addison, artificial legs, h. Bridge st. next to the Bridge,
Spalding Charles, stone mason, house 2 Coward place
Spalding Ira Mrs. house 270 Central

Spalding Joel, physician, office, Savings Bank building, boards
at Jonathan Spalding’s

Spalding Jonathan, farmer, house Pawtucket, corner School
Spalding Jonathan T. clerk, boards at Jonathan Spalding’s
Spalding Lucian, Merrimac, boards 75 Merrimac Corporation
Spalding Noah, farmer, house Liberty, near Pine
Spalding Rhoda Mrs. house Walker, corner Broadway
Spalding Rufus, farmer, house 12 Fourth, Centraiville
Spalding Sydney, President L. & L. R. R. house 417 Middlesex
Spalding Weld, house 1 Centre

Spalding Wm. H. ticket master, B. & L. R. R. b. 270 Central
Spaleni August, Lawrence, house 59 Lawrence Corporation
Sparks Catharine, widow, house rear 347 Merrimac
Sparks John, blacksmith, boards rear 347 Merrimac
Sparks Richard II. painter, house rear 347 Merrimac
Spaulding Alplieus jr. house 13 Willow
Spaulding Amasa M., B. & L. Railroad, house Cambridge
Spaulding David S., Suffolk, house 40 Lawrence Corporation
Spaulding F. Martin, clerk, 5 Central, boards 42 Bartlett
Spaulding James W. shuttle maker, house 5 Goward place
Spaulding Josiali, watchman, house Cambridge
Spaulding Parker P., Lawrence Corporation, house 39 do.
Spaulding Sophronia A. Miss, house 23 Appleton Corporation
Spaulding Sumner A. clerk, Adams, c. Fletcher, h. 41 Adams
Spear Thomas, boardinghouse, 46 Prescott Corporation
Spearin Hiram, machinist, house Appleton, near Thorndike
Spencer Dudley, house 330 Merrimac
Spencer Ethan N., Boott Corporation, house 1G3 Moody
Spencer James, laborer, house 78 Charles
Spencer Joanna, widow, house 62 Middle
Spencer Thomas, foundryman, house alley, rear 17 Union
Spencer William, supt. Hamilton P. W. house 17 Appleton
Soerry Charles, sand and stone, house Somerset, cor. Queen

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Spofford Abram, machinist, house 35 Common
Spofford Charles, Merrimae, house G6 Merrimae Corporation
Spofford Frederick A., Boott, house G3 iioott Corporation
Spot woods Ann, widow, house Broadway, near Marion
Sprague Henry D. machinist, house rear 347 Merrimae
Sprague Levi, contractor, house Nesmith, near Oak
Sprague Nabby Mrs. house rear 44 Howard
Sprague Thomas, foundry, house 07 Howard
Sprague William II. clerk, 4G Merrimae, boards 40 Nesmith
Spread Charles, teamster, boards 24 Broadway
Spread Hannah, widow, house 24 Broadway
Springer James F. grocer, Liberty square, house 73 Cushing
Springer John W. pattern maker, h. G7 Swamp L ., Mechanic
Springer Joshua, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 14 Warren
Spun* Joseph, Merrimae, boards 75 Merrimae Corporation
Stackpole Andrew J. counsellor, Tyler block, Central, boards
City Hotel

Stackpole Dominicus, Boott, house 30 Boott Corporation
Stackpole Emelins, blacksmith, house 16 Adams
Stackpole James, Prescott Corporation, house 27 do.

Stackpole Samuel, overseer, Middlesex, house 35 George
Stacy Lucian P. bookkeeper (Boston), house 7 Harrison
Stafford Mary J. dressmaker, 12 Nesmith’s new block
Stafford Mary M. dressmaker, "Welles block, boards 113 Merr.
Stafford William, overseer, Hamilton, house 1 Hamilton Corp.
Stainer William, bobbin maker, house 283 Middlesex
Stanchfield Benj. F. carpenter, house 28 Chestnut
Stanchfield Benj. S. student, 4 Museum building, b. Chestnut
Stanchfield Tamson E. widow, house 28 Chestnut
Standish Sarah, dressmaker, house 45 Charles
Stanford Albert, Lawrence, boards 17 Lawrence Corporation
Stanford Freeman S. machinist, boards 68 IMerrimac Corporation
Stanford Loring G., Merrimae, boards 68 Merrimae Corporation
Staniels Edward A. & Co. apothecary, 123 Central, b. 121 do.
Stanley Emily, widow, house 20 Kirk

Stanley George W., Massachusetts, h. 13 Third, Central ville
Stanley Phineas, Merrimae, house Wilder, near Pawtucket
Stanley Stephen T., Merrimae, house 161 Merrimae Corporation
Stanley William C. carriage painter, house 18 Elm
Stanton Chas. P. clerk, 128 Suffolk, b. Mechanics’ Hotel
Stanton George F. student, boards 18 Walnut
Stanton Henry B. at Wilder & Dana’s, house 18 Walnut
Stanton Patrick, laborer, house 38 Appleton
Stan wood Kicliard L. clerk, boards 45 Appleton
Stanwood Sarah, boardinghouse, 28 Mass. Corporation
Staples Albert II. grocer, 76 Church, house 10 Congress

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Staples Benjamin L. mason, house 38 Franklin
Staples E. H. (Cal.), house 98 East Merrimac
Staples George, Massachusetts, boards 1 George
Staples George W., Massachusetts, boards 59 Mass. Corp.
Staples Nathaniel T. mason, house 31 Willie
Staples Robert II. mason, boards 31 Willie
Staples Stephen, Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton
Staples Theodore, Boott, house 1 Boott Corporation
Starbird Charles D. machinist, house 59 Wortlien
Starbird Isaac S., Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Starbird James, Boott Corporation, house 41 do.

Stearns Amos, laborer, house 4 Garnet
Stearns Charles, lightning-rods, boards 105 Gorham
Stearns Charles, Merrimac, house 177 Merrimac Corporation
Stearns Charles A. planer at Favor’s, house Mount Vernon, near
Westford

Stearns Charles C., Suffolk, house 4 Cabot block, Cabot street
Stearns Charles E. at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, boards 33 South
Stearns Erastus, carpenter, house 34 Fayette
Stearns George W., Suffolk, house 3 Willow place
Stearns Lydia, widow, house 24 Lowell Corporation
Stearns Nathaniel, overseer, Middlesex, house 76 Bridge,
Centralville

Stearns Samuel, Suffolk, house 43 Hanover
Stearns Simon, machinist, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Stebbins Charles, harness maker, boards 5 Jackson
Steele George P., Merrimac, house rear 12 Tilden
Stephens Alexander, grocer, 68 Dutton, house 24 Smith
Stephens John W., Lowell Machine Shop, li. 265 Middlesex
Stevens Alonzo B. bootmaker, boards 137 Merrimac Corporation
Stevens Amraphel S. millinery, 27 r Merrimac, house 113 East
Merrimac

Stevens Benjamin F. machinist, Allen’s Mills, h. 51 Howard
Stevens Elizabeth F. dressmaker, 55 Merrimac, corner John,
boards 143 East Merrimac [Merrimac

Stevens Elmira, dressmaker, Nesmith’s building, bds. 143 East
Stevens Ezra B., Merrimac, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
Stevens George ( Morse fy Stevens ), counsellor, 49 Central, house
9 Willow

Stevens Herbert, machinist, boards 62 Middlesex

Stevens Horace H. (Cal.), house 3 Franklin square

Stevens Joel P. at stone yard, house 80 Howard

Stevens Jonas, Massachusetts, house 39 Mass. Corporation

Stevens (Joseph ) & Currier ( H. M. ), blacksmiths, Fletcher, n.

Adams, house 5 Franklin square
Stevens Lettis, widow, house 5 Appleton Corporation

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Stevens Levi 15. mason, bouse Walker

Stevens Mary E. Mrs. millinery and fancy goods, 54 Middle-
sex, bouse do.

Stevens Meliitable S. widow, boards Hale, corner Grand
Stevens Solon, power-loom harnesses and reeds, Fletcher, corner
Western avenue, house 47 Howard
Stevens Solon W. clerk, boards 47 Howard
Stevens Warren, teamster, at A. L. Waite’s, b. 80 Howard
Stevens William, Merrimac, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
Stevens William, Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation
Stevenson Alexander, Merrimac, boards 151 Merrimac Corp.
Stevenson Cushman, Lowell, house 15 Lowell Corporation
Stevenson David, saslimaker, boards 56 Lawrence Corp.
Stevenson Hiram, Merrimac, boards 136 Merrimac Corp.
Stevenson James, Lowell, house 11 Lowell Corporation
Stevenson Robert, Merrimac, house 151 Merrimac Corp.

Stewart Andrew, Hamilton, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation
Stewart Benjamin N. house 66 Warren
Stewart Franklin, Hamilton, house 6 Goward place
Stewart John, Lowell, house 15 Hancock avenue
Stewart Joseph, Hamilton, house 6 Goward place
Stewart Levi D. foundryman, house 4 Buttrick’s bl’k, East Pine
Stewart Maria, widow, house 122 Cross
Stewart Moses, Merrimac, boards 12 Merrimac Corporation
Stewart Robert, carpenter, house 16 Salem
Stewart Scott, Hamilton, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation
Stewart Zachariah, Suffolk, boards 20 Suffolk Corporation
St. Francis Alfred, Merrimac, boards 135 Merrimac Corporation
St. Francis Mary A. Mrs. house 135 Merrimac Corporation
Stickney Daniel ( Wheeler Stickney ), grocer, Tilden, house

171 Moody

Stickney Edward, Suffolk, boards 20 Suffolk Corporation
Stickney Ira, shoemaker, house 9 Fifth, Centralville
Stickney James O. tanner, house 36 High

Stickney John E. shoemaker, boards 2 Jackson [opp. Paige
Stickney Samuel AY. president Railroad Bank, house 12 Kirk,
Stickney Thomas M. watchmaker and jeweller, 153 Central,
boards 47 Charles [Hanover

Stiles Alba G. clerk, at J. Coggin & Co.’s, house 53
Stiles Charles F. butcher, house Chelmsford, near Powell
Stiles Jesse, Tremont, house 37 Tremont Corporation
Stiles John, clerk, 12 Tilden, house 162 Suffolk
Stiles Joseph, painter, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation
Stiles Lewis, machinist, house 5 Lawrence Corporation
Stiles Perry P. clerk, Merrimac, corner Tilden, house Oliver,
near School

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Stiles Sarah P. Mrs. house 162 Suffolk ^

Stiles William, job wagon, house 144 School

Stillings Joseph F. mason, house 4 Austin

Stimpson Daniel, Massachusetts, house 47 Massachusetts Corp.

Stimpson Lucius S. cigar maker, house 18 Adams

Stimson William A. machinist, house 11 Cabot

Stinson Charles W. Merrimac, boards 56 Lawrence Corporation

St. Ledger Patrick, Hamilton, house Green, near George

Stockman Edward, at Noreross’s, house 39 Branch

Stockwell James Mrs. house Westford, near Gates .

Stockwell John, Lowell Machine Shop, house 3 Howe
Stoddard Thomas G. engineer, Salem & Lowell Railroad, house
32 Howard

Stokes Josiali H. police, house 8 Merrill’s court

Stokes Warren J., Bleaehery, house 20 Bleaehery street

Stone Aaron C., Lowell Machine Shop, house 252 Middlesex

Stone Abel IL, Suffolk, house 15 Suffolk Corporation

Stone Ambrose, jeweller, boards 119 Central

Stone Asaph, pattern maker, at J. E. Crane’s, house 68 Appleton

Stone Charles W. IL laborer, house rear 63 Salem

Stone Eben, tanner house Leathers

Stone Edward, at Samuel Convers’s, house 6 Clark’s court
Stone George, liquor dealer, h. 17 Clark, near the School-house
Stone George W. ale depot, 99 Market, boards Wamesit House
Stone George W. physician, house 1 Chapel
Stone Henry A. clerk, 120 Central, boards 49 Andover
Stone Mary A. Mrs. boardinghouse, 15 Merrimac Corporation
Stone R. liquor dealer, house 17 Clark, near the School House
Stone Rufus H. machinist, boards 59 Adams Andover

Stone Samuel, boots, shoes, and trunks, 120 Central, house 49
Stone ( Z. Eugene ) & Huse ( Stephen JF. J, publishers “ Vox Po-
puli” and “ Journal & Courier,” 21 Central, h. 51 Chestnutr

Stone , machinist, boards 129 Middlesex

Storrer Newman W. clerk at Otis Allen’s, boards 19 Kirk
Stott Charles, agent Belvidere Flannel Mills, house 1 6 Chestnut,
corner High

Stott Charles A. clerk, Belvidere Flannel Mills, h. 40 Chestnut

Stott John, Middlesex, house 81 Church

Stott John, overseer Stott’s Mill, house 3 Water, comer Pond

Stott William C. laborer, house Front, Centralville

Stover Lucy A. Mrs. house 48 Paige

Stover Pamelia, widow, house 5 Garnet

Stowe Aaron, shomaker, boards Bridge, n. the Bridge, Cent’ville
Stowe Ithamar F. shoemaker, Bridge, near the bridge, Central-
ville, house do. [avenue, b. 4 Butterfield

Stowell James H. (Russell § Stow ell J, coal, Fletcher, c. Western

10 *

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Stowell Jonas, Hamilton Print Works, house 148 Central

Stratton George W. carpenter, boards 22 Warren

Stratton Herbert, carpenter, house 22 Warren

Stratton Jesse H. machinist, house 125 Middlesex

Stratton Jonas, millwright, house 140 Lawrence

Stratton L. shoemaker, boards 46 Prescott Corporation

Stratton Lyman B. shoemaker, boards 6 East Merrimac

Stratton Torrey, Hamilton, house 61 Hamilton Corp., Gorham

Straw Meriam B. Mrs. house 11 Ash

Straw Mary E. teacher, house 11 Ash

Straw Worcester (California), house 6 Race

Street Owen Rev. house 38 Bartlett

Streeter ( Harrison JJ r . ) & Powers ( Hannibal), grocers, John,
corner Merrimac, house Westford, near School
Streeter Holland, wood measurer, house Liberty, opp. School
Streeter Hollis, blacksmith, boards 192 Middlesex
Streeter Lcander R. house 37 Bartlett
Strout Frank, Lowell, boards 14 Hamilton Corporation
Strout George W., Hamilton, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation
Stuart Ebenezer M. chair maker, house rear 124 School
Studley George R. machinist, house 55 Worthen
Sturtevant Joseph E. carpenter, ^boards 16 North Franklin court
Sturtevant Zopher W. boots and shoes, 18 Central, house 18 Mill
Sugden John, worsted spinner, house Whipple street
Sugden William? Lowell, house 14 Charles
Sughrue Charles, laborer, house 12 Lewis
Sughrue Margaret, dress maker, 12 Lewis, boards do.

Sullivan Ann, widow, house 48 Lewis

Sullivan Bartholomew, laborer, house 19 Winter

Sullivan Catherine, widow, house Salem, corner Adams

Sullivan Catharine, widow, house rear 26 Lowell

Sullivan Catherine, widow, house 20 Little

Sullivan Cornelius, hostler, house 3 Andover

Sullivan Cornelius, Tremont, house 6 Adams

Sullivan Daniel, laborer, house rear 270 Merrimac

Sullivan Daniel, laborer, house 124 Lowell

Sullivan Daniel, laborer, house 8 Pearl

Sullivan Daniel, laborer, house Suffolk, near Cross

Sullivan Daniel, laborer, house 12 Dummer

Sullivan Dennis, laborer, house 39 Fenwick

Sullivan Dennis, laborer, house 53 Lowell

Sullivan Dennis, laborer, house 252 Merrimac

Sullivan Dennis, laborer, house rear 37 Fenwick

Sullivan Dennis, house rear 37 Fenwick

Sullivan Edward, laborer, house 12 Cross

Sullivan Edward, Merrimac Print Works, house 30 Salem

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Sullivan Ellen, widow, house 21 River

Sullivan Eugene, Lov ell, house rear 10 Little

Sullivan Eugene, laborer, house GO Adams

Sullivan Florence, laborer, house 284 Merrimac

Sullivan Hannah, widow, house 10 Davidson

Sullivan Isabella, widow, house 12 Summer

Sullivan James, laborer, house 23 Adams

Sullivan James, laborer, house 100 Howard

Sullivan James, shoemaker, house 13 Adams

Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, boards 14 Adams

Sullivan Jeremiah, harness maker, 38 Central

Sullivan Jeremiah, house 3 Andover

Sullivan Joanna, widow, house 12 Cross, corner Marion

Sullivan John, at O. M. "Whipple’s, house 183 Lawrence

Sullivan John, laborer, house 18 Cross

Sullivan John, batting mill, house Davidson

Sullivan John, laborer, house 32 Lewis

Sullivan John, laborer, house 127 Lowell

Sullivan John, Lawrence Co. house 1 1 Adams

Sullivan John, laborer, house rear 48 Fenwick

Sullivan John, Hamilton, house 20 Summer

Sullivan John D. grocer, 104 Suffolk

Sullivan Joseph, laborer, house 11 Adams

Sullivan Julia, widow, house 12 Dummer

Sullivan Julia, widow, house 19 Winter

Sullivan Julia, Mrs. house 21 Pond

Sullivan Lawrence, laborer, house 58 Adams

Sullivan Margaret, widow, house 12 Davidson

Sullivan Margaret Mrs. house 150 Lowell

Sullivan Margaret, widow, house rear 117 Market

Sullivan Margaret, widow, house rear 10 Little

Sullivan Margaret, widow, house 109 Lowell

Sullivan Martin, laborer, house rear 78 Lowell

Sullivan iM ary, widow, house- 16 Dummer

Sullivan Mary, widow, house 252 Merrimac

Sullivan Mary Mrs. house 92 Suffolk

Sullivan Matthew, laborer, house 9 Fenwick

Sullivan % Michael, mason, house 70 Church

Sullivan Michael, foundry, house 70 Suffolk

Sullivan Michael, laborer, house rear 44 Lowell

Sullivan Michael, laborer, house 19 Adams

Sullivan Michael, house 104 Suffolk

Sullivan Owen, laborer, house 3 Putney’s court

Sullivan Patrick, laborer, house 252 Merrimac

Sullivan Patrick, laborer, house 43 Adams

Sullivan Patrick, Merrimac, house 20 Lewis

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Sullivan Richard, laborer, house rear 37 Fenwick
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, house 4 Davis’s court
Sullivan Timothy, Lowell, house 6G Suffolk
Summers Samuel, Boott, boards 71 Warren
Sumner Mary Mrs. house 4 Fifth, Centralville
Sutcliffe James, Stott’s .Mills, house 2 Fellows Court
Sutcliffe John, at American Bolt Co. house 287 Central

Sutherland , Prescott, boards 12 Prescott Corporation

Swain Asa M. machinist and water-wheel manufacturer, 84
Broadway, house 57 Butterfield
Swain Cyrus teamster, boards 1G6 Suffolk
Swain George W., Lawrence, boards 43 Lawrence Corporation
Swain John M. painter, house 60 Merrimac Corporation
Swan ( Charles A . F. ) & Goodhue ( Isaac N. ), counsellors, 3
Canal Block, boards 12 Hurd
Swan Daniel, shoe store, 41 Merrimac, house 25 Bartlett
Swan Edward P. machinist, boards 18 Clay [Dummer

Swan James S. & Co. brokers and jewellers, 73 Central, house 44
Swan Joseph C., Massachusetts, boards 51 Bridge, Centralville
Swan Joshua, house Congress, rear Hale’s Mills
Swapp Andrew F. color maker, house 39 Lagrange
Swapp Isabella Mrs. house 52 Middle
Swasey George S., Lawrence Corporation, house 12 Dodge
Swazey Almond L., Boott, house 32 Race
Sweatt Samuel ( Runals , Clough , Sr Co.), house 85 Appleton
Sweatt Simeon H. stonecutter, house 8G Howard
Sweeney Catharine, widow, house rear 50 Fenwick
Sweeney Dennis, foundry, house Suffolk, near Cross
Sweeney Hugh, laborer, house 31 Floyd
Sweeney Hugh, laborer, house 10 Wall
Sweetser Hannah Mrs. house 50 Howard
Sweetser L. Sylvester, shoemaker, East Merrimac
Sweetser Sylvanus, shoemaker, boards 4G Prescott Corporation
Sweetser ( Theodore H. ) & Gardner ( JV. S. ), counsellors, Tyler’s
Block, G3 Central, house Nesmith [from Mt. Vernon

Swett Daniel, jr. stencil cutter, 28 Merrimac, house Varney, 3rd
Swett John, carpenter, house 38 Charles
Swett John F. moulder, house Pine, corner Carleton
Swett John H. at J. Jenkins’s, boards 29 Hamilton Corporation
Swett Nathaniel F., Boott, boards 9 Lee
Swett Samuel, sea captain, house 341 Merrimac
Swett William L. carriage maker, h. Wanalancit, n. Pawtucket
Swift James, porter, at D. W. C. Farrington’s, house 1 Green
Swift James, laborer, house 8 William
Swift John, Massachusetts, house 56 Middle
Swift John IL, Bleaehcry, house 25 do.

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Swift Peter, Bleachery, house 34 Crosby
Sykes Harriet, widow, house 344 Central
Sykes Richard R., Hamilton, boards rear 3 Dodge
Sykes Robert A., Hamilton, house 13 Chapel
Sykes Thomas, painter, boards 152 Middlesex
Sylvester Edward J., Boott, house G7 Boott Corporation
Sylvester George B. carpenter, 2 Salem, house Gold
Sylvester Samuel C,, Boott, house 17 Boott Corporation

TAAFE MARGARET, widow, house 2 Putney’s court
Taber Wing H. plauemaker, 19 Market, house do.

Tabor Benaiah, Hamilton Print Works, house 46 Charles
Tabor Frank, clerk, 253 Merrimac, boards 166 Suffolk
Tabor John, machinist, boards 46 Charles
Taft Nelson, clerk, 52 Merrimac

Taft Nelson F. salesman, 54 Merrimac, boards 105 Gorham
Taggett Leander, Merrimac, boards 79 Merrimac Corporation
Tague Patrick, boards 7 Davidson
Taisey Jesse, house 11 Franklin square, Adams
Taisey Lydia, dry goods, Gorham, corner Middlesex, boards 12
Hamilton Corporation

Taisey Robert, country produce, 76 Dutton, house do.

Talbot Charles P. & Co ( T. Talbot J, drugs and dye stuffs, City
Market, house Chestnut, near Park
Talbot Curtis A. engineer, house Leather •

Talbot Matthew, machinist, house 36 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Talbot Thomas ( C. P . Talbot fy Co.), house at North Billerica
Tallant Samuel B. (Cal.), house 5 Appleton Corporation
Tanner James, Boott, boards 25 Boott Corporation
Tapley Alfred A. clerk, 264 Merrimac, boards 358 do.

Tapley David, boots and shoes, 264 Merrimac, house 358 do.

Tapley Eben N. clerk at J. Tapley’s, boards 37 Church

Tapley Jesse, timber dealer, house 44 Branch

Tapley Joseph, wood, Jackson, near Roundhouse, h. 37 Church

Tarbell George, clerk, boards 38 Boott Corporation

Tarbell George W. clerk, 3 Central, boards 43 Cushing

Tarbell Reuben Mrs. house 7 Garnet

Tarr George J. & Co. dry goods, 48 Merrimac, house 43 Tyler

Tasker Charles C. music teacher, house 21 Kirk

Tasker Jeremiah, Boott, house. 42 Boott Corporation

Tay Sullivan, shoemaker, house Methuen road, Centralville

Taylor Adam, Middlesex, house 2 Lawrence court

Taylor Albert H. at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, b. 7 High-street square

Taylor Albion C. fruits, &e. 109 Central, b. American House

Taylor Alfred, Middlesex, house 41 Chapel

Taylor Catharine Mrs. house 8 Franklin square, Adams

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Taylor Charles ( Taylor , Jacobs , ObQ, grocer, Merrimac, cor-

ner Prescott

Taylor Charles, Merrimac, boards 135 Merrimac Corporation
Taylor Charles I. sashmaker, boards 8 Franklin square, Adams
Taylor Charles S. boards 29 School

Taylor Charles W. carpenter, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
Taylor (David), Jacobs ( Amos), & Co. ( C/ias. Taylor), grocers,
Merrimac, corner Prescott, house 29 School
Taylor Edward, Massachusetts Corporation, b. 14 Lagrange ct.
Taylor Edwin, carpenter, boards 25 Massachusetts -Corporation
Taylor Edwin L., Massachusetts, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.
Taylor James S. house 167 Merrimac Corporation
Taylor John, Lawrence Corporation, house 55 do.

Taylor John, at W. E. Livingston’s, house 3 Brewery court
Taylor John F. carpenter, boards 134 Merrimac Corporation
Taylor Joseph, Hamilton, house 68 Lawrence
Taylor Luke, Lowell, boards 71 Warren
Taylor L. IL watchman, Massachusetts, b. 59 Mass. Corp.
Taylor Marcia, widow, house 48 Paige
Taylor Melvin B. Suffolk, house 25 Suffolk Corporation
Taylor Nancy Mrs. house 167 Merrimac Corporation
Taylor Nathan, Prescott, boards 61 Massachusetts Corporation
Taylor Paris, Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation
Taylor Rufus P., Lowell Co. boards 8 Franklin sq. Adams st.
Taylor Samuel, Tremont, house 37 Tremont Corporation
Taylor (Samuel) & Probert (Richard), sewing-machine needle
manufacturers, Mechanics’ Mills, house 218 School
Taylor Samuel W., Merrimac Corporation
Taylor Stephen K., Tremont Corporation, house 12 do.

Taylor William E. at Lovejoy & Butterfield’s, house Varney,
near Fletcher . [Central

Taylor William R. harness maker, at Samuel Convers, bds. 101
Teaboe Joseph, lumberman, boards 2 Middlesex place
Teague Hugh, laborer, house 39 Lowell
Tebbetts Clias. G., Massachusetts, b. 56 Massachusetts Corp.
Tebbetts Joseph R. farmer, h. Mt. Pleasant st. Central ville
Tebbetts Temple, pattern maker, house 47 Third, Centralville
Teel George S bootmaker, house Quebec, corner Manchester
Teeman Silva, variety store, 75 Adams, house do.

Temple Charles, teamster, boards 13 Franklin square

Temple Emery, operative, house 7 Cabot

Temple Thomas W. mason, house 3 Garnet

Tenny William C. Rev. house 20 Chapel

Terrell Joseph, Prescott, house rear 47 River, Centralville

Terrill , Tremont, boards 3 Tremont Corporation

Tetherly John, farmer, at 59 Third, Centralville

LOWELL [ X ] DIRECTORY. 223

Tetreau Cyprian L. clerk, at A. Putnam’s, b. at A. Putnam’s,
Nesmith street

Tetro Adolph, at Norcross’s mill, house 287 Middlesex
Thatcher George, bell-hanger and clock repairer, 98 Merrimae,
house Coburn, Centralville

Thayer Emeline P. dressmaker, 10 John, b. 51 Mass. Corp.

Thayer Lorenzo R. Rev. house 36 Worthen

Thissell Clias. A., Merrimae, house 103 Merrimae Corporation

Thissell Charles E. farmer, boards Joshua Thissell’s

Thissell Daniel, carpenter, house Mt. Pleasant, Centralville

Thissell Earl Amri, Suffolk, boards 51 Bridge, Centralville

Thissell Frank, Merrimae, house 16 High

Thissell John F. shoemaker, house Mt. Pleasant, Centralville

Thissell John W. farmer, house Varnum, Centralville

Thissell Joseph AY. farmer, house 17 Marshall

Thissell Joshua, farmer, house Mt. Pleasant, Centralville

Thistle Philip, wheelwright, boards at William L. Swett’s

Thomas Christopher, Merrimae, boards 74 Merrimae Corp.

Thomas Elisha A. watchman, house 17 Floyd

Thomas James, painter, house 53 Salem

Thomas Marcus A., Merrimae, house 72 Merrimae Corporation
Thomas Mary, house rear 12 Tilden
Thomas Richard, laborer, house 10 Adams
Thomas William, Merrimae Print Works, house 11 Cabot, cor-
ner Moody

Thomas , Merrimae, boards 74 Merrimae Corporation

Thompson Abel H. engineer, railroad, boards at S. Crosby’s
Thompson Albert H. machinist, boards 35 Marion
Thompson Alvin, Merrimae, boards 12 Merrimae Corporation
Thompson Artemas, Bleachery, house 6 Bleachery street
Thompson Betlmel T. millinery and fancy goods, 91 Merrimae,
boards 13 Central

Thompson Charles, miller, boards 5 Thorndike

Thompson Charles, carpenter, boards 5 Prescott Corporation

Thompson Charles, miller, house Pleasant

Thompson Charles, yarn dyer, Whipple’s Mills, h. 248 Gorham

Thompson Doras, carpenter, boards 23 Hamilton Corporation

Thompson Fanny, widow, house 28 Charles

Thompson Harriet A. Mrs. house Chelmsford, third from Howard

Thompson Henry, Suffolk Corporation, house 62 Moody

Thompson Ira, machinist, boards 13 Boott Corporation

Thompson James, physician, 10 Hurd, house do.

Thompson James G. shuttle maker, house 41 Fayette

Thompson James P. carpenter, house 16 Queen

Thompson John, Hamilton, house 53 Union

Thompson John A. salesman, 45 Central, boards 113 Merrimae

224 LOWELL [ r p ] DIRECTORY.

Thompson Joseph P. & Co. ( William E. Farrar ), clothing, 57
Central, boards 150 do. [rimac, h. Tilden, c. Moody

Thompson Marshall E. botanic physician and druggist, 268 Mer-
Thompson Nancy, liouse 82 Church

Thompson Oliver, stone cutter, house 2 Suffolk Corporation
Thompson Richard, Hamilton, house 69 Fayette
Thompson Rinaldo R. gasfitter, 8 Central, boards 119 do.
Thompson Robert, machinist, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation
Thompson Robert, Merrimac, house 89 Broadway
Thompson Roxanna, house 50 Paige

Thompson Samuel, engineer, house 1 Merriam’s court, High

Thompson Thomas, Middlesex, house Pleasant

Thompson William K. saloon, 25 Prescott, h. at W. Chelmsford

Thompson , carpenter, boards 300 School

Thorn Eli, mason, boards 39 Charles

Thorn Samuel, mason, boards 39 Charles

Thorne George H. mason, house 39 Fayette

Thorne James, machinist, Merrimac Corporation, house 106 do.

Thorning Cyrus H., Bleachery, boards at Mrs. L. Thorning’s

Thorning J. Francis, Bleachery, boards Mrs. L. Thorning’s

Thorning Leonard Mrs. boardinghouse, 28 Bleachery

Thorning Leonard, house 28 Bleachery street

Thornton Bernard, laborer, house Dummer, near Lowell

Thornton Chas. II. patent leather finisher, boards Walnut

Thornton Edward, Merrimac, house 15 River

Thornton Ellen, widow, house 10 River

Thornton Francis, saloon, 134 Central

Thornton Henry R., Bleachery, house 29 Walnut

Thornton James, Merrimac, house John street avenue

Thornton Olive Mrs. house 45 Charles

Thorpe James, Hamilton Print Works, house 69 Fayette

Thurber Royal P. G. bookkeeper at Robert Taisey’s, b. do.

Thurlow Martha, widow, house rear 26 Bartlett

Thurston Benj. prop’r Washington House, Central, c. Church

Thurston Charles W., Lowell M. S. boards 26 Appleton Corp.

Thurston Elijah C. at Cushing & Mack’s, house 2 Ford

Thurston Joel M., Lowell, house 30 Smith

Tibbetts Charles, Boott, boards 53 Boott Corporation

Thibbetts Charles G., Massachusetts, boards 56 Mass. Corp.

Tibbetts Henry, blacksmith, house 6 Marshall

Tibbetts John, Hamilton, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation

Tibbetts John W., Prescott, house 44 Prescott Corporation

Tibbetts Wm. B. phrenologist and teacher, h. Sixth, Centralville

Tibbetts William H. dentist, boards 260 Merrimac

Tibbitt Luther, shoemaker, house Bower, near Beacon

Ticehurst James, machinist, house 15 South

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Ticknor David jr. shoecutter, 232 Merrimac, liouse 8 Race
Ticknor Lyman, Merrimac, house 26 Austin

Ticknor , carpenter, boards 138 Merrimac Corporation

Tiernan Bridget, widow, house 20 Summer
Tierney Margaret Mrs. house 28 Gorham
Tierney Michael, Bleachery, house 4 Livingston
Tierney Patrick, laborer, house 103 Gorham
Tighe Henry, at Norcross’s, house real’ 20 Summer
Tighe James, teamster, house 59 River, Centralville
Tighe John, Lowell, house 7 W all
Tighe Lawrence, teamster, house 11 Davidson
Tighe ( Lawrence) & Quinn ( James ), blacksmiths, rear 39 Mar-
ket, house 77 Adams
Tighe Lawrence, house 7 Mall
Tighe Mary, widow, house 6 Jefferson
Tighe Michael, foundry, house 12 Jefferson
Tighe Patrick, laborer, boards 11 Davidson
Tighe Patrick, laborer, house High-street square
Tighe Philip, Gas House, house 1 1 Davidson
Tighter Elizabeth, widow, house 337 Central
Tilley William, wool sorter, boards 95 Market
•Tillotson Lyman, Hamilton, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation
Tilton Abraham, Lawrence, house 88 Lawrence Corporation
Tilton Albert, carpenter, house 50 Church
Tilton Charles IL, Lawrence, house 88 Lawrence Corporation
Tilton David B. at S. Kidder’s, boards 21 Boott Corporation
Tilton Joseph, carpenter at O. M. Whipple’s, house 308 Central
Tilton Ruth, widow, house 21 Kirk avenue
Tilton Sabrina Mrs. house 11 Dodge
Timaly Mary, widow, house 85 East Merrimac
Tinglcy John, Hamilton, house 118 Middlesex
Titeoiub Benjamin, N. & L. Railroad, house 175 Middlesex
Title Catharine, variety store, 58 Gorham, house do.

Titus Samuel, Mass, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Tobin Catharine, widow, house 10 Lewis
Tobin Dennis, house 1 Fenwick
Tobin John, Boott, boards 19 River, Centralville
Tobin John, laborer, house rear 11 Thorndike
Tobin ( Patrick J.) & McEvoy ( John W. ), grocers, 71 Market,
house 114 East Merrimac
Tobin William, laborer, house 36 Lewis
Toby Ilenry, stucco worker, boards 25 Market
Todd Lewis L. painter, 112 Merrimac
Todd Lucy C. widow, house 16 Cabot
Tolan Mary, widow, house rear 37 Middle
Tolman Charles, c : gar maker, house 10 Lagrange court

226 LOWELL [ X ] DIRECTORY.

Tolman'John C. overseer, Suffolk Corporation, li. 336 Merrimac

Tolman N. M. Mrs. variety store, 33 i Merrimac, house 336 do.

Toney Adolphus, hair dresser, house rear 47 Chapel

Toney James A. hairdresser, boards 1 Chapel

Tonnerrie Francis, Lowell Machine Shop, h. 4 Luther’s court

Toohey Elizabeth, widow, house Union court

Tooliey Patrick, Bleachery, house rear 41 Chapel

Toohey Thomas, operative, house 53 Market

Toole James, laborer, house Front, Centralville

Toomey Dennis, Menimae, house rear 16 Dummer

Toomy Mary, widow, house 5 Water

Toothaker George, Lawrence, boards 67 Lawrence Corporation
Toothakcr Mary E. Mrs. house 61 East Merrimac
Toper Dole, laborer, boards 64 Moody
Toppan Abner Mrs. house 14 Cabot
Torsey James M. fruit, &c. house 35 Suffolk
Torsey James M. upholsterer, h. Fletcher, Mechanic Mills
Totman Stark ( Lancaster fy Totman ), tailor, 7 Appleton* block,
104 Central, house 108 East Merrimac
Tower James, house 209 Central
Tower Millicent, tailoress, house 48 Charles
Tower Thomas T. house 209 Central
Towle Andrew, Tremont Corporation, liouse 15 do.

Towle Frank, Tremont, house 25 Tremont Corporation
Towle Laura, widow, boards 36 Massachusetts Corporation
Towle Munroe, saw mill, boards 29 Hamilton Corporation
Towle Simon, daguerreotypes, &c. 88 Merrimac, boards 16 Myr-
tle, Centralville

Towle Thomas, Merrimac, house Coburn, Centralville
Towler Henry, restorator, 93 Market, house do.

Towne Henry, currier, house Mt. Vernon, near Liberty
Townsend Abel D., Lawrence, liouse 242 Gorham
Townsend James, Merrimac, house 173 Merrimac Corporation
Townsend Mary, variety store, 244 Gorham, house do.

Toye William, operative, liouse 57 East Merrimac

Tracy Dennis, Middlesex, boards 23 George

Tracy John, Middlesex, boards 23 George

Tracy Webster, beltmaker, liouse 13 North Franklin court

Trainor Michael, house 16 George

Trainor Peter, laborer, house 11 Hancock avenue

Trainor Thomas, in foundry, house 39 Davidson

Trask Daniel, farmer, house Liberty, near Chelmsford

Trask Isaac, Lowell Corporation, house 16 do.

Trask James, boardinghouse, 33 Lawrence Corporation
Trask James T. at A. L. Brooks’s, house 32 Branch
Trask Joseph H. teamster, house 8 Bleachery

LOWELL CT] DIRECTORY. 227

Trask Joshua, Massachusetts, hoards 5 Prescott Corporation
Trask Oliver H. P. stonecutter, boards at Moses Churcliiirs
Traver Abraham, Suffolk Corp. boards 12 Tremont Corp.

Traver J. Henry, Tremont Corporation, house 12 do.

Trescott Hannah M. boardinghouse, 34 Lawrence Corporation

Tresihan Jonas, blacksmith, house 85 Broadway

Tribou Henry, machinist, boards 157 Merrimac Corporation

Trimble Matthias, house 3 Crosby’s court

Trinque Nelson, laborer, house rear 118 Middlesex

Tripp John, roll coverer, house 13 4 Market

Trott Charles P. mariner, boards 30 Tyler

Trott Joseph F. paymaster, Boott, house 30 Tyler

Trott Joseph F. jr. mariner, boards 30 Tyler

Trout Abby Miss, house 14 Central

Trow Elizabeth Mrs. boardinghouse, 38 Massachusetts Corp.
Trowbridge John, carpenter, house 4 Clark
Trowbridge Phineas P. shoemaker, house 281 Middlesex
True Chapman H., Suffolk, house 7 Cabot Block
True Charles S. house 149 Moody

True Emmons T., Merrimac, boards 12 Merrimac Corporation
True Henry, carpenter, boards 64 Massachusetts Corporation
True Levi, carpenter, house 280 Middlesex
True William, mason, boards 44 Boott Corporation
Truell Brooks, Massachusetts, house 13 Suffolk Corporation
Trueworthy James B., Merrimac Corporation, house 42 do.
Trumbull James W. sawfiler, house 48 Prescott Corporation
Trumbull Thomas, peddler, boards 51 Lowell
Try on James, Appleton, boards 4 Appleton Corporation
Tuck Andrew J., Merrimac, house 71 Merrimac Corporation
Tuck Edward, broker, house 6 Sixth, Centralviile
Tucker Benjamin P., Bleachery, house 12 Bleachery street
Tucker Dolly, widow, house 122 Merrimac Corporation
Tucker George W. machinist, boards 14 Lagrange court
Tucker Gordon F. ( Keyes fy T. ), dry goods, 3 and 5 W elles’s
Block, boards City Hotel
Tucker Joel, tin peddler, house 56 Church
Tucker John, teamster, boards 6 Prescott Corporation
Tucker Michael, farmer, house 289 Middlesex
Tucker Patrick, laborer, house 3 Hancock avenue
Tuckerman Edward G. house 18 Hurd
Tuekerman Edward G. jr. at J. C. Ayer & Co/s, b. 18 Hurd
Tufts Eben, boards Washington House
Tufts Edward, paymaster, Merrimac P. W. house 33 Moody
Tufts William, Massachusetts, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.
Tuite Simon P., Boott, house 69 Boott Corporation
Tukey Thomas P., Tremont Corporation, 24 do.

228 LOWELL [ X ] DIRECTORY.

Tullock Robert N. silversmith, at A. Sanborn’s, house 14 Cabot
Tally Catharine, widow, house rear 25 Lowell
Tally Cornelius, laborer, house rear 25 Lowell
Tully Hugh, house G Cedar

Tally flames, Merrirnac Print Works, house 326 Merrimac
Tully John, Massachusetts, boards 4 Massachusetts Corporation
Tully Michael, laborer, at O. M. Whipple’s, house 36 Crosby
Tully Thomas, laborer, house 274 Merrimac
Tumelty Charles, Bleachery, house 34 Cedar
Tumelty Felix, bootmaker, 138 Central, boards 10 Dummer
Turner Ansel H. job wagon, house First, Centralville
Turner Benjamin F. newspaper carrier, house 260 Merrimac
Turner Elizabeth, widow, house 33 High
Turner George, clothes cleaner, 13 Prescott, house do.

Turner Isaiah, mason, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation
Turner Jonathan G. overseer, Appleton Corporation, house 9 do.
Turner Thomas M. carpenter, boards 26 Chapel
Turner William II., Lawrence Corporation, house 43 do.

Turrell John, laborer, house rear High, near Chestnut

Turrell William, laborer, house rear 25 Lowell

Tuthill Augustus, hairdresser, house 62 Liver, Centralville

Tuttle Abel C. clerk, 32 Middlesex, boards 46 Elm

Tuttle Ann C. Mrs. house 41 Cushing [n. Livingston

Tuttle Franklin, overseer, Bleachery Dye House, house Carter,

Tuttle John B. mason, house 46 Elm

Tuttle John W. dry goods (B.), house 21 Fourth, Centralville
Tuttle Samuel J. mason, house 249 Central
Tuttle William O. clerk, 54 Merrimac, boards 4 Church
Tuxbury Moses M. Mrs. house 37 Bridge, c. Third, Centralville
Tuxbury Thomas L. paper-box manufacturer, 15 Middle, house
Richardson, Centralville

Tweed Timothy G. provisions, 6 Cabot, house 123 Moody
Tweed Timothy G. jr. clerk, 164 Merrimac, house 123 Moody
Twichell Stillman, machinist, house 9 1 Moody
Twiss Benjamin P., Lawrence, house 13 Lawrence Corporation
Twiss T. W. Rev. house 107 Gorham
Twitcliell Andrew S., Suffolk Corporation, house 12 Dodge
Twitchell James, laborer, house Front, Centralville
Twitcliell William A. machinist, boards 91 Moody
Twombly Isaac H. variety store, Moody, c. Tilden, house do.
Twombly Joshua, carpenter, Bleachery, house 14 do.

Twombly Judith, widow, house 27 Prescott Corporation
Tyler Albert M. carpenter, house 193 Central
Tyler Artemas S. cashier Prescott Bank and treasurer Five Cent
Savings Bank, 49 Central, house 170 East Merrimac
Tyler Daniel B., Hamilton, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation

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Tyler George S. engineer, Stonybrook & L. R. R. li. 19 Howard
Tyler Iliram, boards 36 Cabot

Tyler Jane S. R. Mrs. boardinghouse, 9 Merrimac Corporation

Tyler Jonathan, house Park, corner Andover

Tyler Levi, painter, boards 192 Middlesex

Tyler Levi, Middlesex, boards 62 Middlesex

Tyler Lucian C., Lowell, boards 36 Cabot

Tyler Rynaldo IL, Merrimac, house 17 Cady

Tyler Silas, house 28 Church

Tyler Silas jr. clerk, 27 Central, house 20 Kirk

Tyler William Mrs. house 57 Howard

Tyne John, Bleachery, house 62 Charles

Tyng Levi B. machinist, house 36 Howard

UNDERHILL ERVIN, express agent, office Northern depot,
house 66 Howard

Underwood Charles H. at Cushings & Mack’s, h. 31 Lagrange

Underwood Japheth, house 7 Lowell Corporation

Underwood Mary A. J. Mrs. boardinghouse, 7 Lowell Corp.

Underwood Myron, machinist, boards Howard House

Underwood William G. carpenter, house 25 Adams

Unsworth Henry, blockcutter, house Thorndike, corner Hale

Unsworth Henry jr. laborer, at II. Unsworth’s, 2 Hale

Upham Amos, carpenter, house Oliver, near School

Upham Andrew, Suffolk, boards 4 Suffolk Corporation

Upham Henry B., Boott, boards 29 Boott

Upham James F. wire worker, 10 Central, boards 53 Boott Corp.

Upham William, boardinghouse, 53 Boott Corporation

Upton George W., Boott, house 55 Boott Corporation

Upton Henry, upholsterer, 7 Central, house 24 Branch

Upton Isaac J. house 28 Suffolk

Upton Joseph, carpet weaver, house 78 High

Upton Joseph S. overseer, Lawrence Corporation, house 79 do.

Upwood John, laborer, house rear 16 Appleton

Up wood Thomas, Hamilton, house 6 Cady

Ural Patrick, machinist, boards rear 38 Appleton

Ural Rose, widow, house rear 36 Appleton

Urann Charles F., Hamilton, boards 4 Hamilton Corporation

Usher Samuel, Middlesex, boards 71 Warren

Uttin Ann, dressmaker, 170 Merrimac

VAILE LUCY M. Mrs. teacher, house 45 Chestnut, c. Willow
Vaile Luey R. music teacher, house 45 Chestnut
Valenti P. merchant tailor, clothing made to order in a superior
manner, 4 Canal block, boards Merrimac House
Vallely Sarah, house 15 Keene

230 LOWELL [ V ] l>IKECTORr.

Valley Joseph, Middlesex, house 184 Central
Vance Abby, boardinghouse, 18 Merrimac
Vance Shubael B. 18 Merrimac

Vance 'William, jeweller, boards 31 Hamilton Corporation

Vance William jr., Lawrence, house 6 Dodge

Vance Wm G. jeweller at A. Sanborn’s, b. 31 Hamilton Corp.

Van Valkinburgh George IL, Tremont Corporation, bds. 43 do.

Van Vronker Lucinda Mrs. house 48 Chapel

Varner Hugh, house 14 Pleasant

Varner Robert, house 21 High

Varney Daniel, machinist, house 74 Middlesex

Varney Samuel J. Mrs. house 14 Ash

Varnum Atkinson C. ( Knowles § Varnum), counsellor, 14 Ap-
pleton block, house at Dracut
Varnum Caroline B. Mrs. house Varnum, Centralville
Varnum Emma O. dressmaker, boardinghouse, 12 Fayette
Varnum Geo. brakeman, Boston & Lowell R. R. b. 59 Appleton
Varnum George W. conductor, B. & L. R. R. house 158 Gorham
Varnum George W. painter, house 12 Chestnut
Varnum Henry C. house Varnum, Centralville
Varnum John II. house Varnum, Centralville
Varnum Joshua, house 109 River, Centralville
Varnum Joshua B. farmer, boards 109 River, Centralville
Varnum Sarah and Jane, house 3 Union
Varnum William, machinist, boards 5 Thorndike
Veo Francis, at O. Allen’s, boards 1 Willie
Veo Frank, laborer, boards 1 Willie
Veo Luke, baker, house 1 Willie
Veo Peter, baker, house 15 Willie
Vickary David A. carpenter, house 3 Mechanic
Vickery Alfred, Massachusetts, house 14 Prescott Corporation
Vickery Dorothy, widow, house 53 Lawrence Corporation
Vickery George L., Lawrence, boards 53 Lawrence Corporation
Vickery Josiah P. painter, house 11 Prescott Corporation
Viles Albert, machinist, house Coburn, Centralville
Vincent James N. blacksmith, house Holbrook’s court
Viney Asa, carpenter, house Hale, corner Howard
Viney C. Augusta Miss, teacher, boards 22 Tyler
Viney William, overseer, Lowell, boards at Franklin House
Viney William H. physician, boards 16 Tyler
Vining Ezra, Merrimac Corporation, house 40 do.

Vinton Horace, Lowell, house 11 Willow
Vinton Michael, laborer, house rear 75 Lowell
Vinyard Thomas, at A. L. Brook’s, boards 5 Thorndike
Virgin Charles Iv., Massachusetts, boards 3 High-street square
Virgin Edward II. painter, 7 Central, boards 14 Central

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WADDLE CATHARINE, widow, house rear 53 Middle
Wade Elizabeth, house 43 South

Wade Henry C. hatter, boards 17 Hamilton Corporation
Wade Leander A. clerk, 44 Merrimac, boards 35 Suffolk
Wade S. Otis, Merrimac, house 131 Merrimac Corporation
Wadleigh Alanson P. Mrs. house 35 Tremont Corporation
Wadleigh Joseph, shoemaker, house 6 Alder
Wadleigh Newell, house 8 Alder

Wadleigh William P. shoemake”, boards 8 Prescott Corporation
Wagner William, Lowell, house 4 Middlesex place
Waite Aldis L. & Co. produce commission merchants, Dutton,
opp. Mechanic’s Mills, house Chelmsford, near Parker
Waite Betsey, widow, house 13 Tilden

Waite Daniel S. fancy goods, Central, c. Jackson, h. 52 Union
Waite Hanover P. house 23 Hamilton Corporation
Waldo Allen & Co. ( D. G. Emerson ), grocers, 201 Middlesex,
house 268 do.

Waldron Charles, at J. C. Ayer’s, boards 5 Prescott Corporation
Waldron James, at J. C. Ayer’s, boards 5 Prescott Corporation
Waldron Mary A. milliner, 108 Merrimac, boards 113 do.
Walkden Thomas, at Bangs Bros, boards 8 Charles
Walker Aaron jr. teacher, house 153 East Men*, near Nesmith
Walker Alexander, Lowell, house 42 Lawrence
Walker Andrew J. salesman, 48 Merrimac, house 8 Willow
Walker Benj. paymaster, Hamilton Print Works, h. 20 Appleton
Walker Benjamin F. carpenter, house 20 Prescott Corporation
Walker Elizabeth Mrs. boardinghouse, 6 Lowell Corporation
Walker George W. ( Cutter &? Walker shoulder braces, &c. 48
Central, house 221 do.

Walker Joshua M., Boott, boards ^0 Prescott Corporation
Walker Mary, widow, house 3 Garnet

Walker Philo T. machinist, house 129 Merrimac Corporation

Walker Ruel J., Suffolk, house 10 Cabot block

Walker William, carriage maker, boards 35 Suffolk

Wall James, house 4 Carpet lane

W all Mary, widow, house 95 Gorham

Wall Patrick, blacksmith, house 56 South

Wallace Daniel R., Boott Corporation, house 34 do.

Wallace James, Lowell, house 23 High

Wallace Lucinda Mrs. boardinghouse, 7 Hamilton Corporation
Wallace Stephen, mason, house 4 Church
Wallingford Lyman J. tinsmith, house 152 Gorham •

Wallis William L. paper carrier, house 81 Howard
Walter Horace, shoemaker, house rear 5 Decatur
Walter Martha Mrs. house 18 Tremont Corporation
Walton Calvin D., Bleachery, boards 78 Church

232 LOWELL [ W] DIRECTORY.

Walton Daniel, variety store, 49 Gorham, house do.

Walton Samuel, machinist, house 52 Charles
Walton Whiting L., Lowell, boards 42 S. L., Worthen
Walton William, L. & L. R. R. house 01 Howard
Ward Ann, widow, house 8 North

Ward Charles, carpenter, boards 08 Merrimac Corporation
Ward Frank, laborer, house 10 Green, near George
Ward Guy, foundry man, boards 18 North Franklin court
Ward John D. barometer maker, at A. Sanborn’s
Ward John II. moulder, house 49 Lawrence [120 Cross

Ward Josiah P. (Dexter S? Ward), provisions, 300 Merrimac, li.
Ward Julia Mrs. house 3 Reed’s court
Ward Patrick, laborer, house 37 North

Ward Sullivan L. & W. G. dentists, Savings Rank Building, h.

143 Fletcher, near Beacon
Ward Terence, laborer, house 45 Gorham
Ward Thomas, clerk, 53 Central, house Broadway, c. Suffolk
Ward Thomas E. machinist, boards 3 Reed’s court
Ward Wiliam G. ( S. L. S? W G. Ward), dentist, Savings Bank
building, boards at S. L. Ward’s
Wardwell George II. machinist, h. School, near Butterfield
Ware James, sashmaker, house 28 Rock
Ware Lyman P. machinist, house 35 Marion
Ware Michael, laborer, house 38 South
Warner Eliza F. boardinghouse, 16 Merrimac Corporation
Warner James J. P. watchmaker, boards 80 Howard
Warner James J. clerk, 86 Merrimac [50 Church

Warren Aaron R. ( Page , Puffer, $> Warren ), 30 Middlesex, h.
Warren Augustus, carpenter, boards 101 Central
Warren Benjamin, clothing manufacturer, Prescott st. h. 4 Ash
Warren Edward, mason, boards 33 Union
Warren Emily M. teacher, house Chelmsford, corner Howard
Warren Ezra Perry, butcher, house Branch, first above School
Warren George K. daguerrean and ambrotype artist, 100 Mer-
rimac, boards 46 Boott Corporation
Warren John (Custom-House, Boston), house 33 Union
Warren John B. overseer, Boott, house 46 Boott Corporation
Warren John N., Merrimac, house 53 Merrimac Corporation
Warren Rachel Mrs. house 27 Cady

Warren William W. boards 33 Union [b. 25 do.

Washburn Chas. (J. M. Washburn Sf Son), produce, 31 Market,
Washburn John M. & Son (Charles Washburn), produce, 31
Market, house at Tyngsborough
Washburn John N. Middlesex, house 12 Warren
Washburn Thomas S. house 5 Austin

Washburn William C., Lawrence, h. 40 Lawrence Corporation

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Washburn Zalmuna, Massachusetts, h. 15 Massachusetts Corp.
AYaterhouse Andrew H. Mrs. house 35 South
AYaterhouse Benjamin, restorator, 186 Middlesex, house 188 do.
AVaters Daniel A. clerk, 5 Central, boards 13 Central
AA r aters James, boards 42 Paige

AYatkins John C. at J. C. Ayer & Co/s, boards 4 Dodge
AA r atson Alden B., Merrimac Corporation, house 157 do.

AA r atson Dudley L. carpenter, house 41 Hamilton Corporation
AVatson ( Edward F. ), Parker ( Wm. If. ), & Nichols, (Alfred
E. ), bobbin manufacturers, AA r amesit Mills, house Chelms-
ford, near Thorndike

Watson Edward P. bobbin maker, boards 88 Appleton
AYatson Hiram, overseer, Hamilton, house 36 Summer
AYatson Hiram T., Hamilton, boards 36 Summer
AYatson James, overseer, Merrimac Corporation, house 31 j do.
AYatson James, mason, house Merriam’s court
AYatson James H. moulder, boards 67 Cushing
AYatson John, Lowell, house rear 19 River, Central ville
AYatson Lycurgus K., Hamilton, boards 36 Summer
AYatson Mary L. variety store, 2 Tilden, house do.

AYatson Nancy, widow, house 5 Tilden court

AYatson Patrick, Hamilton, house 19 Summer

AYatson Rankin, Hamilton, house 38 Appleton

AYatson Samuel AY. carpenter, house 42 S. Locks, AYortlien

AYatson Shepard, market gardener, house Ninth, Central ville

AYatson Thomas AY. boiler maker, house 73 Cushing

AA r atson AYilliam, Lawrence Corporation, house 41 do.

AYatts Thomas H., Merrimac Corporation, house 49 do.

AYaugh Archibald, slater, boards 51 AA^orthen
AYaugh John, slater, Mechanic, house 51 AYortlien
AA r augh AYilliam, slater, boards at J. AYaugh’s
AYay Charles, clerk at R. F. Yeaton’s, house 25 Market
AYaymoth George AY. carpenter, house Coburn, Central ville
AYebb John E , Merrimac, house 38 Merrimac Corporation
AYebber Amory, saslunaker, boards 139 Merrimac Corporation
AYebber Benj. N. (Buttrick fy Co.), 20 Market, li. 25 Chapel
AYebber Henry P. clerk, Merchants’ Bank, boards 159 Central
AA r ebber Mary A. Mrs. house 16 Appleton
AYebster Abel, Appleton, house 8 Spring
AYebster Abigail Mrs. house 47 Appleton

AYebster Caleb, millinery goods, 43 Merrimac, Nesmith’s block,
house 3 Fifth, Centralville
AYebster Calvin, teamster, house Pine, near Nichols
AYebster Charles G. at Norcross’s sawmill, house 32 Smith
AYebster David, at Norcross’s sawmill, boards 32 Smith
AYebster Ebenezer D., Prescott, house 39 Prescott Corporation

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234 LOWELL [ \\ r ] DIRECTORY.

Webster Elihu, saloon, 133 Middlesex, house 3 Parson’s court
Webster Enoch, Merrimac, boards 92 Middlesex
Webster Franklin, farmer, house Methuen road, Centralville
Webster George, carpenter, h. 73 Bridge, c. Eighth, Centralville
Webster Joanna, house 4 Fifth, Centralville
Webster Lydia, boardinghouse, 92 Middlesex
Webster Solon S. machinist, boards 26 Franklin
Webster William M. saloon, 92 Middlesex, house 112 do.
Webster William P. ( Butler Sr W.) counsellor, 4 and 6 Museum
Building, house Myrtle, corner Sixth, Centralville
Wedgewood Edwin S., Merrimac Corporation, boards 123 do.
Wedgewood James M., Merrimac, house 123 Merrimac Corp.
Weed Benjamin M. clerk at W. H. Dyar’s, boards 113 Central
Weeks George, Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Weeks Jonathan, at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, house 43 Appleton
Weeks Samuel D. house Smith, near Liberty
Weeks Sophia A. widow, house 141 Merrimac Corporation
Weir Ann, widow, house First, near Bridge, Centralville
Welch Bartholomew, Hamilton, house rear 20 Summer
Welch Catharine, widow, house 38 William
Welch Charles A., Merrimac, house 69 Merrimac Corporation
Welch Clark, Merrimac Corporation, house 67 do.

Welch David, carpenter, house River, Centralville
Welch Edmund, at batting mill, house 9 Chapel
Welch Elizabeth B. widow, house 321 Merrimac
Welch Ezra B. fancy goods, 85 Merrimac, house 120 do.

Welch Frederick, Boott, boards 53 Boott Corporation

Welch George, Merrimac, boards 68 Merrimac Corporation

Welch Hannah, widow, house 92 Suffolk

Welch Horatio N. teamster, at Putnam & Currier’s, h. 15 Elm

Welch James, Massachusetts, boards 25 East Merrimac

Welch James, Boott, house Front, Centralville

Welch James, canaller, boards 24 Adams

Welch James S. clerk, Wamesit Bank, house Linden, c. Auburn
Welch John, shoemaker, 48 Fenwick, house do.

Welch John, Merrimac, house 40 Adams

Welch John, at Am. Bolt Co.’s shop, house 6 Swift

Welch John, butcher, boards 60 Gorham

Welch John, laborer, house 179 Lawrence

Welch John, laborer, house 12 Cross, corner Marion

.Welch Mandana Mrs. variety store, 15 Tilden, house do.

Welch Margaret, widow, house 38 Adams
Welch Mary Mrs. house 86 Market
Welch Mary Mrs. house 18 Keene

Welch Michael, Massachusetts, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.
Welch Michael, Bleachery, house 14 Mill

LOWELL [ W ] DIRECTORY. 235

Welch Michael, Merrimac, boards 38 Adams

Welch Michael, laborer, house rear 52 Moody

Welch Patrick, laborer, house foot of Pond

Welch Patrick, laborer, house Pollard avenue

Welch Patrick, laborer, house Adams, near Cross

Welch Pierce, sexton St. Peter’s Church, house 27 Union

Welch Richard, laborer, house 35 Worthen

Welch Samuel F., Appleton, boards 4 Appleton Corporation

Welch Thomas, machinist, house 48 Fenwick

Welch Thomas, laborer, house 14 Adams

Welch Willard C., Merrimac, house 24 Merrimac Corporation

Welch William, laborer, house 23 Union

Welch William, teamster, house 129 Moody

Welcome Francis, house 146 Suffolk

Welden Thomas, laborer, house 2 Green

Weldon Patrick, laborer, house 2 Davis court

Wellington Marshal K. shoemaker, boards 142 Suffolk

Wellman Charles P., Massachusetts, h. 8 Massachusetts Corp.

Wellman George, inventor of self cord stripper, house 19 Lee

Wellman George H. machinist, house 21 Lee

Wellman Lucy, widow, house 8 Dodge

Wells Chas. D. machinist, house 14 Third, Centralville

Wells David, physician, Welles Block, boards Merrimac House

Wells Mary A. widow, house 18 Moody

Wells Nancy L. Mrs. house 314 Merrimac

Welton William, laborer, house rear 13 Dummer

AYentworth Daniel G. mason, house 35 Fourth, Centralville

Wentworth John R. machinist, house 10 Lawrence

Wentworth Mary E. variety store, 236 Merrimac, house 260 do.

Wentworth Merrill J. carpenter, boards 4 Massachusetts Corp.

Wentworth Prudence S. dressmaker, 1 Tilden [Lawrence

Wentworth Tappan, counsellor, Wentworth’s Block, house 24

Wentworth Warren, Hamilton, house 104 Middlesex

Werden Samuel D. book agent, boards 119 Central

Wesley , designer, boards 2 Hale

West Daniel, house 41 Charles

Westhall John E. painter, house 26 Chapel

Westhall Solomon, filecutter, boards 26 Chapel

Weston A. Judson, clerk, 356 Merrimac, boards 38 Boott Corp.

Weston Charles H. pattern maker, house 46 Howard

Weston Jesse K. card clothing, house 198 Central

Weston Mary H. variety store, 97 Merrimac, house do.

Weston Ruel L. boarding house, 43 Boott Corporation
Wetherbee Asa, carpenter, 13 Prescott, h. 19 Kirk, corner Lee
Wetherbee Charles L. house 40 Central
Wetherbee John, carpenter, house 35 Salem

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Wetherbee Oliver (Cal.), house 94 East Merrimac
Wetherbee Polly, bouse 94 East Merrimac
Wetherbee .Sarah, widow, house 8 Cady
Wetherbee Sophia P. teacher, house 19 Kirk
Weymouth Augustus, foundry, boards 9 Prescott Corporation
Weymouth Frank H. machinist, boards 9 Prescott Corp.
Weymouth Harrison G. O. foundry, bds. 9 Prescott Corp.
Weymouth Levi, Tremont, boards 8 Dodge
Weymouth Sarah C. boardinghouse, 9 Prescott Corporation
Wheeler ( Albert ) & Stickney ( Daniel ), grocers, Tilden, house
382 Merrimac

Wheeler Albert C. carpenter, house Branch, 4th above School
'Wheeler Anson, Lowell, house 12 Lowell Corporation
'Wheeler Artemas, house 8 Decatur

Wheeler Daniel, overseer, Lawrence, house 63 Lawrence Corp.

Wheeler Harriet Mrs. teacher of music, house 51 E. Merrimac

Wheeler James, carpet weaver, house 1 Hudson

Wheeler Jane Mrs. house 24 Appleton Corporation

Wheeler Joseph, stone mason, house *1 Union

Wheeler Joseph A. clothing, 174 Merrimac, house 99 Salem

Wheeler Moses F. machinist, boards 154 Suffolk

Wheeler Sanford S., Appleton, house 73 Appleton

Wheeler Thomas J. fireman, boards 300 School

Wheelock’ Andrew C. real estate agent, 222 Central

Wheelock Olive A. boardinghouse, 12 Massachusetts Corp.

Whelan Edward, Bleachery, house 45 Chapel

Whelan Edward, Hamilton, boards 5 Hamilton Corporation

Whelan Misses, house Front, Centralville

Whelan Philip, laborer, house 5 Carotin’s place

Whelton William, dresser, house River, Centralville

Whipple Aaron, house 41 Tremont Corporation

Whipple Calvin, Indian physician, house 57 Fletcher

Whipple Oliver M. house Moore, corner Whipple

Whitcher Anna Mrs. house 8 Pine

Whitcher Henry D., Merrimac, house 77 Boott Corporation
Whitcomb A. D., Merrimac, boards 138 Merrimac Corporation
Whitcomb Calvin, Merrimac, boards 138 Merrimac Corporation
Whitcomb Charles, Merrimac, boards 138 Merrimac Corp.
Whitcomb Foster H. machinist, h. 24 Swamp Locks, Wort hen
Whitcomb James M. tinsmith at Wilder & Dana’s, h. 9 Walnut
Whitcomb Pratt, machinist, boards 44 Boott Corporation
Whitcomb Valentine, pattern maker, 20 Middle, house 19 Frank-
lin square, Adams

White Calvin, chairmaker, boards Howard House

White Daniel jr. turner, li. 8 Adams, n. Broadway [Lagrange

White Edwin, wood turning, Mechanics’ Mill, Dutton, house 1 6

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White Frederick, boards 17 Smith

White George E. bracemaker, house 51 Bartlett

White Hannah, Sarah J. and Eliza F., Misses, house 23 Charles

White Henry G. clerk, boards 101 Gorham

White James, laborer, house 36 Common

White James, laborer, house Salem, near Decatur

White John, Merrimac, boards 12 Merrimac Corporation

White Josiah, clothing, 3 Central, house 64 Lawrence

White Mary A. Mrs. house 47 Appleton

White Mary A. millinery, 332 Merrimac, house do.

White Mary E. house 62 Worthen

AVhite Philip T. Mrs. house 101 Gorham

White Randall II. carpenter, boards 3 Massachusetts Corp.

White Sumner A. hackman, 84 Central, boards 5 F ord

White Thomas, variety store, 234 Merrimac, house do.

White William, carpenter, boards 36 Cabot
White William, Lowell, house 5 Knowles place
White William, Lowell, house Old road, Centralville
Whitehead James, Merrimac, house 23 Wamesit
Whitehead Joseph, Hamilton P. W. boards rear 53 Charles
Whitehouse Mrs. house Front, Centralville
Whitely Joseph, boots and shoes, 68 Merrimac, house 81 Market
Whiteside Johnson, Middlesex, house 10 Cady
Wliitlied Darius, grocer, Middlesex, n. Central, h. 31 Grand
Whithed Marshall, boards 31 Grand
Whithed Solon S. at J. C. Ayer & Co.’s, boards 31 Grand
Whiting Joseph, tailor at B. Warren’s, boards 38 Boott Corp.
Whiting Moses, cardmaker, house 5 Clark
Whiting Phineas, farmer, house Mt. Vernon, near Pawtucket
Whiting Samuel, farmer, house 86 Moody
Whitman A. P. millinery goods, 206 Merrimac, boards 260 do.
Whitman Christopher, house Walker, near Broadway
Whitmarsh ( Wm . H.) & Adams ( Thos . B . ), belt manuf. and
roll coverers, Savings Bank building, house 1 67 Moody
Whitmore William, stencil cutter, 28 Merrimac, house Varney,
near Mt. Vernon

"Whitney A. B. Mrs. boardinghouse, 30 Tremont Corporation
Whitney Abel, bookseller, 87 Merrimac, house 84 South
Whitney Ambrose, shoemaker, house 9 Fourth, Centralville
Whitney C. & D. jr, lumber dealers, Western avenue, h. F letch -
. er, corner Willie

Whitney Charles, house Willie, corner Fletcher
Whitney Charles H clerk, 13 John, boards 43 Boott Corp.
Whitney David, lumber dealer, house 139 Fletcher
Whitney D. jr. ( C. fy D. Whitney jr .), (Troy, Mich.)

Whitney Hananiah, produce, John, c Merr. h. 36 Mass. Corp.

238 LOWELL [ W ] DIRECTORY.

Whitney Harriet P. widow, house 31 Nesmith
Whitney James, moulder, boards 94 Middlesex
Whitney James S. carriage maker, house 59 Chapel
Whitney John, overseer, Appleton, house 33 South
Whitney John A. clerk, 87 Merrimac, boards 84 South
Whitney John L. printer, house 62 Middlesex
Whitney Nathaniel, hostler, house 203 Middlesex
Whitney Stephen M. machinist, house Congress, r. Hale’s Mill
Whitney William M., Hamilton, boards 33 South
Whiten William, painter, boards 26 Chapel
Whiton William H., Lowell, boards 7 Lowell Corporation
Whittaker James, Hamilton, house rear 19 William
Whittaker Orman A., Middlesex, boards 10 Cady
Wliittemore Isaac W. grocer, 17 E. Merrimac, house 121 do.
Whittemore Samuel, L. M. S. house 21 Swamp Locks, Dutton
Whittemore William F. clerk, 17 East Merrimac, b. 121 do.
Whitten Abel B., Massachusetts, boards 59 Mass. Corp.

Whitten Charles P. stoves and golden salve, 37 East Merrimac,
house 104 High

Whitten John M., Prescott, house 17 Fayette
Whitten Robert, Middlesex, house 11 Andover
Whitten William T. glass, tin, and brittannia ware, High, corner
Andover, house 9 Everett
Whittier Daniel V. at box shop, house 8 Marshall
Whittier Laura A. Mrs. house 101 Gorham
Whittier Lewis E. box maker, house 45 Cushing
Whittier Moses, overseer, Boott, house 74 Boott Corporation
Whittier Sarah Mrs. house 43 Cushing

Whittlesey Ira P. printer, at “ Citizen & News,” b. 43 Bartlett
Whittlesey James G. sash maker, boards 13 Franklin sq., Adams
Whitton Frank, Hamilton, boards 15 Hamilton Corporation
Whitty Andrew, carpenter, house 48 Gorham
Whitworth William, American Bolt Co. boards 248 Gorham
Whooley Michael, foundry man, house rear 12 Little
Wier John, carpenter, house 52 Dutton

Wier Newton J. & Co. stoves, tin, iron, and wooden ware, 198
Merrimac, house 5 Austin
Wierty Patrick, laborer, house 2 Water
Wiggin Andrew J., Merrimac, house 139 Moody
Wiggin Caleb M. bootmaker, at N. M. Wright’s, house 76 High
Wiggin George W. clerk, 45 Central, boards at A. Putnam’s
Wiggin John W. carpenter, house 36 Merrimac Corporation
Wiggin Noah L. painter, house 11 Prescott Corporation
Wiggins Charles, job wagon, boards 1 6 Prescott Corporation
Wiggins William H. carpenter, 58 Rock, h. Willie, c. Franklin
Wight George H. machinist, boards at James Wight’s

LOWELL [ W ] DIRECTORY. 230

Wight James, house 15 Third, Centralville
Wight Nancy Mrs. house 25 Nesmith
Wight William H., Massachusetts, boards at James Wight’s
Wilbur William, breadseller, house 157 Central
Wilby Benjamin, boots and shoes, 109 Thorndike, house do.
Wilcox Alexander B. trader, boards 29 Tyler
Wilcox Silas C. confectioner, house 6 Merrill court
Wilde Benjamin, house 16 Clark, near Grammar school
Wilde James, Boott, boards 3 Boott Corporation
Wilder Ambrose S., Bleachery, house 4 Moore
Wilder ( Charles H.) & Hunt ( E. S. ), wholesale provision deal-
ers, 96 Market, house Middlesex, near the line
Wilder Edmund F. tinsmith, Dutton, c. Fletcher, h. 97 Howard
Wilder Elias F. provisions, 90 Middlesex, boards 94 do.

Wilder ( Henry H. ) & Dana ( George E. ), coppersmiths and
plumbers, Jackson, opp. Hamilton P. W. house 34 Tyler
Wiles Henry, laborer, house 38 Adams
Wiley Alvin, clerk, 64 Merrimac, boards 60 Middlesex
Wiley John, Boott, house 58 Boott Corporation
Wiley Life W. moulder, house 105 Middlesex
Wiley Robert F. refreshments, 105 Middlesex, house 107 do.
Wiley Samuel F. carpenter, Howe, house 12 Chestnut
Wiley Stephen P., Boott, house 7 Boott Corporation
Wiley William I. clerk, house 107 Middlesex
Wilkins Andrew J. shoemaker, house 11 Abbott
Wilkins Charles, moulder, boards 94 Middlesex
Wilkins Charles, overseer, Lawrence, house 11 Lawrence Corp.
Wilkins Charles W. carpenter, house 129 Middlesex
Wilkins George, Middlesex, boards 52 Church
Wilkins Harrison, machinist, house 31 Adams
Wilkins Henry, jeweller, 98 Merrimac, house 70 Merr. Corp.
Wilkins Henry, Merrimac Corporation, house 158 do.

Wilkins Henry K. at Rufus Wilkins’s
Wilkins Josiah W. sash maker, house 63 Adams
Wilkins Rufus, salt provisions, 37 Prescott, house Gorham, near
Hale’s Mills

Wilkins Sylvester, books and stationery, 32 Merrimac, boards
Merrimac House

Wilkins S. watchman, Middlesex, boards 5 Lawrence
Wilkins Tracey, tinsmith, boards 60 Church
Wilkins Zadock, painter, house 10 Race
Willard Gardner L. machinist, house 158 Moody
Willey Charles, Hamilton, house 14 Cady

Willey George F. music teacher, Central, corner Jackson, house
Gates, near Westford

Willey James, Hamilton, boards 22 Hamilton Corporation

240 LOWELL [W3 DIRECTORY.

Willey James, mason, boards 20 Suffolk Corporation
Willey John F., Massachusetts, 'house 25 Massachusetts Corp.
Willey Rufus, watchman, house 17 Prescott Corporation
Willey Samuel, Prescott, house 17 Prescott Corporation
Willey William A. printer, “ Citizen ” office, boards 43 Cushing
Williams Albert, Lawrence, boards 68 Lawrence Corporation
Williams Benjamin J. counsellor, house 61 Andover
Williams Charles, currier, boards at Hannah Miles’

Williams Charles M. counsellor, boards 61 Andover
Williams George Henry, 48 Central, boards 61 Andover
Williams George W. carpenter, house 58 River, Centralville
Williams Gilbert T. watchmaker, and jeweller, 29 Merrimac, h.
15 Chapel

Williams Henry L. real estate agent, 48 Central, h. 61 Andover

Williams Isaiah, wire worker, 10 Central, house 26 Fayette

Williams James, Lowell, house 177 Central

Williams John, operative, house 39 Fayette

Williams John, Hamilton, house foot of Pond

Williams Joseph, laborer, house 1 Swift

Williams Lamont D., B. & L. Railroad, boards 175 Middlesex

Williams Rufus, harness maker, h. 3 Livingston block, Appleton

Williams Samuel M. at American Bolt Co. house 123 Gorham

Williams Thomas A. painter, house 65 Lawrence

Williamson Margaret, house 79 Church

Willis Eliza Mrs. house 152 Merrimac Corporation

Willis George, in periodical store, boards 152 Merr. Corp.

Willis George, clerk, 78 Central, boards 152 Colburn
Willis Joshua T., Merrimac, boards 152 Merrimac Corporation
Willis Joshua T. periodicals, 78 Central, boards 152 Colburn
Willis Mrs. widow, house 6 Middlesex place
Willis Simon, carpenter, boards 2 Middlesex place
Willis William, foundry, boards 14 Hamilton Corporation
Willoughby John, miller, at Whipple’s Mills, house 1 Hudson
Willoughby Mary, boardinghouse, 13 Tremont Corporation
Wills Daniel M., Lawrence Corporation, house 32 Cabot
Wilmot James, Appleton, house 117 Middlesex
Wilmot Willard W. painter, boards 12 Chestnut
Wilson Charles, in foundry, boards 7 Hamilton Corporation
Wilson David, carpenter, house 1 Bow, Centralville
Wilson David W. carpenter, Webster, near Bridge, h. 49 Bridge,
near Fourth, Centralville

Wilson Dolly Miss, Boott, house Nesmith Building
Wilson Edwin T., house 82 South

Wilson Elihu, Lowell Machine Shop, boards 62 Worth en
Wilson Foster, Merrimac, house 130 Merrimac Corporation
[ Wilson George, machinist, boards 20 Appleton Corporation

LOWELL [ ] DIRECTORY. 241

Wilson Gerry, Merrimac Print Works, house 146 Merr. Corp.

Wilson Henry J. clerk, boards 26 Cabot

Wilson Harvey J. Lowell Machine Shop, boards 62 Worthen

Wilson Horace A. farmer, house 24 Cabot

Wilson Horace N. (Dix Wilson), 26 Paige, house at Rutland

Wilson Hubbard, Hamilton, house 66 Hamilton Corp., Middlesex

Wilson Huldah P. house 73 Merrimac Corporation

Wilson James, Bleachery, house 29 do.

Wilson James, designer, house rear Chelmsford, near Hale
Wilson James jr. machinist, house Hale, corner Grand
Wilson Jane Mrs. house 1 Linden

Wilson John, variety store, 212 Merrimac, house 210 do.

Wilson John, Lowell, house 20 Lowell Corporation
Wilson John, Lowell Machine Shop, house 25 S. L., Worthen
Wilson John, Lawrence Corporation, house 39 do.

Wilson John, Middlesex, house rear Pleasant

Wilson John C. machinist, house 321 Merrimac

Wilson Jos. A. confectionery and variety, 170 Suffolk, h. 168 do.

Wilson Joseph A., Boott, boards 44 Boott Corporation

Wilson Levi, carpenter, house 66 Bridge, Central ville

Wilson L. H*. house 24 Cabot

Wilson Matthew A. watchmaker, at A. Sanborn’s, b. City Hotel
Wilson Robert, Middlesex, house 105 High
Wilson Rufus W. machinist, boards 1 29 Middlesex
Wilson Sophia Mrs. boardinghouse, 52 Massachusetts Corp.
Wilson Theodore F. shuttle maker, boards 51 Mass. Corp.

Wilson Thomas, Middlesex, house 10 Water
Wilson Thomas, laborer, house Chelmsford, corner Liberty
Wilson Thomas, in foundry, house 24 Clay
Wilson William, Massachusetts, house 51 Mass. Corporation
Wilson William ( Cole , Nichols , # Wilson ), iron foundry, r. Jail,
house 97 Thorndike

Wilson William A. machinist, house 7 Garnet
Wilson William B. designer, house 26 Fayette
Wilson William H. shoemaker, 64 Middlesex, house do.

Wilson William W., Bleachery, boards 29 do.

Wilton Joanna, house 4 Cross lane
Winchester George W. machinist, house 139 Gorham
Winchester Samuel, blacksmith, Kidder, house 63 Lawrence
Wing Alpheus G. provisions, Bridge, n. Second, house 5 Fifth,
Centralvillc

Wing Alpheus J., Bridge, near Second, house First, Centralvillc
Wing Benjamin F. blacksmith, boards 5 Fifth, Centralville
Wing Benjamin F. cigar maker, boards Mechanic’s Hotel
Wing Edwin, Middlesex, boards 1 George

Wing Gancelo, machinist, boards 56 Worthen

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242 LOWELL [ W] DIRECTORY.

Wing Jane T. variety store, 3 John, house 5 Fifth, Centralville
Wing John C., Middlesex, house 11 Charles
Wing True, provisions, John, n. Merrimac, house at Tewksbury
Winn Charles E. boxinaker, house 11 Lagrange court
Winn Daniel K. medicines, fruit, &c., 1 1 Middle, boards 4 Massa-
chusetts Corporation

Winn George W., Boott, house 8 Boott Corporation

Winn Parker, house 47 Fayette

Winn Patrick, laborer, house rear 52 Moody

Winn Peter, laborer, house rear 30 William

Winn Kobert, Massachusetts, house 8 Appleton

Winnek William G. tailor, 7 Appleton Block, house 1 Nesmith

Winsby Sarah, nurse, boards 15 Elm

Winslow George L. photographist, &c., 28 Merrimac, h. 45 Bartlett

Winter Daniel S. marble worker, house Westford, near Grand

Winter John B. marble worker, 155 Central, house 61 Fletcher

Winter Thomas A. pressman, boards 23 John

Winterbottom James, house Manchester

Winton John, Middlesex, house 67 Church

Wirt Amos, house G1 Church

Wise Mary Mrs. boards Walnut, corner Chapel

Wise William G., Merrimac C. It. house 27 Merrimac Corp.

Witham Levi B., Lowell Corporation, boards 7 do.

Witham William, peddler, house 332 Merrimac

Witham , Lowell, boards 6 Tilden

Withered George F. marble cutter, boards 47 Charles
Withered George S. house 47 Charles

Withered Widiam H., Treraont, house 9 Tremont Corporation
Witherhead James, Massachusetts, house 32 Prescott Corp.
Withey James, Massachusetts, boards 1 George
Withington George W., Massachusetts, boards 4 Mass Corp.
Withington Nathan, Merrimac, boards 140 Merrimac Corp.
Wolcott Samuel E. sashmaker, house 2 Lagrange court
Wolkden Thomas, tinsmith, at Bangs Bros, boards 8 Charles
Wolstenholme Francis E. farmer, house West, Centralville
Wood Charles, overseer, Boott, house 70 Boott Corporation
Wood Daniel, stonecutter, house 188 Central
Wood George, carpenter, boards 95 Market
Wood George E. pattern maker, house 67 Warren
Wood George F. machinist, boards 30 Charles
Wood Hiram D., Boott, house 23 Boott
Wood Horace E. Suffolk, Corporation, house 24 do.

Wood Horatio Rev. office Free Chapel, Middlesex, house Lib-
erty, opposite School

Wood Horatio jr. boards Horatio Wood’s

Wood John C. cloth printer, Stott’s Mills, house 33 High

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AVood John G. machinist, house 30 Charles
Wood Lorenzo, clerk, 32 Middlesex, house 80 Appleton
Wood Lydia Mrs. variety store, 204 Merrimac
Wood Nelson, boardinghouse, 59 Massachusetts Corporation
Wood Relief Mrs. boardinghouse, 49 Massachusetts Corporation
Wood Robert, livery stable and veterinary surgeon, Merrimac
corner Worthen, house 150 Dutton
Wood Robert C., Lowell, house 2 Appleton
Wood Samuel, grain store, 43 Market, house 2 Chapel
Wood Samuel N. flour, grain, &c. 43 Market, house 9 Centre
Wood Thomas, laborer, house 55 Howard
Wood Thomas W. engraver, house 254 Central
Wood William, overseer, Boott Corporation, house 60 do.

Wood William, bedstead maker, bouse 215 Middlesex
Woodard Russell, Lowell M. S. h. 39 Swamp Locks, Worthen
Woodbridge Levi, Appleton, boards 4 Appleton Corporation
Woodbury Albert, Hamilton Corporation, house 47 do.

Woodbury Horace D., Boott, boards 38 Boott Corporation
Woodbury Hugh, overseer, Boott, house 60 Boott Corporation
Woodbury John L. pattern maker, house 101 Appleton
Woodbury Joseph (Cal.), h. Willie, opposite Machine Shop
Woodbury Joseph P. carpenter, house 31 Branch
Woodbury Mandane, boardinghouse, 11 Merrimac Corporation
Woodbury Mary Miss, dressmaker, 40 Central, house do.
Woodies Daniel S., Boott Corporation, house 48 do.

Woodman Geo. D. student, Tyler’s block, Central, b. City Hotel
Woodman James, file forger, boards 71 High
Woodman Thomas P., Lawrence, h. 16 Lawrence Corporation
Woodman Watson, carpenter, house 108 Howard
Woods Charles, dry goods, Merrimac, b. 3 Mass. Corporation
Woods Charles R. ( Bass Sr Woods J, dry goods, 132 Merrimac
Woods Edward P. at J. C. Ayer’s, house 37 Bartlett
Woods Ellen, widow, house 18 Jefferson
Woods Henry S. boards 34 Massachusetts Corporation
Woods John, printer, “ Vox Populi ” office, house 61 Lowell
Woods John, printer, house rear 78 Lowell
Woods John, Hamilton, house Green
Woods Julia Mrs. house alley, rear 17 Union
Woods Leonard, house 41 Tyler
Woods Mary, house 330^ Merrimac
Woods Mary J. widow, house 10 Congress
Woods Rose, tailor, boards 113 Merrimac
Woods Sidney D. roll coverer, boards 47 Boott Corporation
Woodsum ( Charles S. ) & Gilpatrick ( John ), hairdressers, 130
Central, boards 13 Boott Corporation
Woodward Alexander, boxmaker, house 7 Lagrange court

244 LOWELL [ \V ] DIRECTORY.

Woodward Alfred G. clothing and furnishing goods, 30 Merri-
mac, house 14 Stackpole
Woodward C. B. dressmaker, 4 John, house do.

Woodward David, agent panorama, h. 39 Bridge, Centralville
Woodward Deliverance, boardinghouse, 114 Merrimac Corp.
Woodward George, boxmaker, boards 7 Lagrange court
Woodward Heman B. restorator, 42 Central, house 39 Bartlett
"Woodward Henry M. mason, School, corner Gold
Woodward John C., Locks and Canals, house 26 Race
Woodward John T. overseer, Appleton Corporation, h. 10 do.
Woodward Lorenzo, carpenter, house 21 Mass. Corporation
Woodward Mersilva, widow, house 325 Merrimac
Woodward Sylvester, carpenter, 258 Middlesex, h. 109 Howard
Woodworth Albert C., Boott, house 39 Boott Corporation
Worcester Leonard, cutter, 34 Merrimac, house 62 Bartlett
Worcester Wm. H. bootmaker, 35 Merrimac, b. Mass. Corp.
Worledge William, boardinghouse, 57 Lawrence Corporation
Worth John C. batting manuf., Whipple’s mills, h. 2 Merrill’s ct.
Worthen Darius, machinist, house 57 Worthen
Worthen Ezekiel B. & Co. ( S. W, Locke ), grocers, 216 Merri-
mac, house Marion, corner Lagrange
Worthen George W. engineer, house 398 Merrimac
Worthen Libby E. operative, boards 76 Middlesex
Worthen Mathew, machinist, house 51 Cushing
Worthing Almira, widow, house 67 Adams
Worthley Daniel, boards 18 Fayette
Worthley Lewis, boards 18 Fayette
Wren Edward, laborer, boards 1 William
Wright Alanson, carpenter, house 9 Tremont
Wright Amos D., Lawrence Corporation, house 9 do.

Wright Andrew C. police officer, house 28 Willow
Wright Ann, widow, house 34 North
Wright Asahel Bliss, Register of Deeds, house 75 Summer
Wright At will F. & M. provisions, 195 Middlesex, boards Ho-
ward House [lett

Wright Elbridge G. musical instrument maker (B.), h. 33 Bart-
Wright Ezra P., Boott Corporation, house 15 do.

Wright Ezra W. Locks and Canals, h. 60 Butterfield, n. School
Wright Franklin D. painter, house 6 Evans
Wright George, boots and shoes, 94 Central, b. American House
Wright George E. machinist, boards 4 Centre
Wright Hapgood, boots, shoes, and rubbers, 51 Central, house
30 Lawrence

Wright James J. blacksmith, house 2 Madison
Wright John, teamster, boards 67 Bridge, Centralville
Wright John, agent, Suffolk, house 355 Merrimac, cor. Austin

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AYright John F. clerk, Dutton, cor. Lowell, house 3 Oak

Wright John G. clerk, Lowell Machine Shop, b. 50 E. Merrimac

Wright John J. boards 51 East Merrimac

Wright Joseph N. carpenter, boards 1 Willow place

Wright Leverett D., Merrimac, house 39 Merrimac Corporation

Wright Lewis, Lawrence, boards 43 Lawrence Corporation

Wright Luther, stone mason, house Centre

Wright Lyman W. variety store, 6 Tilden, house do.

Wright Merrill S. (A. F. M. Wright ) : provisions, 195 Middle-
sex, boards 118 Appleton
Wright Mary Mrs. house 4 Ford
Wright Mary P. Mrs. physician, house 1 Willow place
Wright N. M. boots, shoes, &c. 138 Central, house 239 do.
Wright Peltire, bedstead maker, house 129 Cross
Wright Sabra Mrs. house Pawtucket, near Fletcher
Wright Sheffield H. machinist, house 55 Butterfield
Wright Stephen AY., Hamilton, house 52 Andover
AYright Yarnum, bedstead maker, house 127 Cross
AYright AYalter, house 31 Anne
AYright AYilliam, farmer, house 4 Ford
AYright AYilliam A., Merrimac Corporation, house 128 do.
AYrigly Jonas, agent Boston newspapers, house Hale, near Pail-
road bridge

Wyman Augustus Mrs. house 102 Appleton

AYyman George AY. Mrs. house 35 Suffolk

AYyman Henry, tailor, 72 Central, house 34 Hurd

AYyman John H. watchman, house 11 Austin

AYyman John H v cabinet maker, Howe, hoase 23 Fayette

AYyman John S. machinist, house 18 Tyler

AYyman Leonard N., Suffolk, house 6 Cabot block, Cabot street

AYyman William, farmer, house AYyman

Wyman William AY. house Third, corner Cedar, Central ville

YEATON ELBRIDGE L. sawmiller, h. 9 N. Franklin court
Yeaton Reuben F. provisions, Merrimac, c. Prescott, h. 15 Oak
Yeaton Richard B., Merrimac, house 51 Merrimac Corporation
Yeoman Elizabeth Mrs. house rear 5 Decatur
Yeoman Robert T. shoemaker, house 5 Ford, comer Austin
Yeoman William H., Merrimac Print AYorks, h. 43 Tremont
Yore Ann, widow, house Green’s court
York James M., Lawrence Corporation, house 15 do.

York Polly, widow, house 65 Lawrence Corporation
York Simeon D. physician, AYelles block, house at AYindham
Young Aaron B., Merrimac, boards 79 Merrimac Corporation
Young Artemas S., Merr. Corp. house 37 Bridge, Centralville
Young Charles H. machinist, house 123 East Merrimac

246 LOWELL [ Z ] DIRECTORY.

Young Enoch, Mcrrimac, boards 81 Merrimac Corporation
Young George, laborer, bouse rear 27 Congress
Young George W. provisions, Middlesex, opposite Depot, house
Middlesex, corner Wilder

Y r oung Isaac, Hamilton, boards 12 Hamilton Corporation

Y'oung James, lace store, 102 & 126 Merrimac, house 128 do.

Young James, penny-post, house 48 Union

Y r oung James, laborer, house 125 Lowell

Young Jonathan F., Prescott, boards 44 Prescott Corporation

Young Lewis A., Merrimac, boards 75 Merrimac Corporation

Y r oung Lydia Ann, house 9 Middlesex place

Y'oung Michael, laborer, house 57 Fenwick

Young Samuel, Merrimac, boards 79 Merrimac Corporation •

Young Sarah H. physician, 128 Merrimac

Young William, Merrimac, house 117 Merrimac Corporation

Young William, box maker, boards 113 Merrimac

Young William H. A. machinist, boards 23 Hamilton Corp.

ZIMMER CHRISTOPHER, gunsmith, 15 Middle

UNITED STATES

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Acid ( Pyroligneous ).
Robinson & Callahan, near Whipple’s
Mills

Agents (Real Estate ).
Hubbard Josiah, 3 Canal Block
Manahan J. E. 19 Appleton Block
Williams H. L. 48 Central

Agricultural Tools.

BURBANK, CHASE, & CO. 5 Cen-
tral (see adv. department, page 2)
Mansur Stephen, 136 Central
Rogers Jacob, 166 Merrimac

Ale.

Stone G. W. 99 Market

Ambrotypes and Photographs.

MITCHELL GEO. E. 89 Merrimac
(see adveitising department, p. 3)
SANBORN & CO. 50 Merrimac (see
advertising department, page 6J

Apothecaries.

Allen H. W. Merrimac, c. Suffolk
Baron Frederick, Merr. c. Worthen
Billings John T. Central, c. Jackson
Carlton & Hovey, City Hall, Merr’m’c
Dows A. W. 185 Central
Dowse John, 19 East Merrimac
Duncan W. W., Middlesex, c. Thorn-
dike

French Wm.H. 2 Central, c.Mer’m’c
Hayes Joseph R. 12 Central
Herrick Wm. M. 3 Appleton block
KIDDER SAMUEL, JR. Merrimac,
c. John (see advertising dept. p. 1)
KIMBALL CHARLES R. Merrimac,
corner Central (see advertisement,
back colored page)

LANE L. C. 79 Merrimac (see adver-
tising department, page 1)
Mayberry Benj. B. 68 Middlesex
Staniels Edward A. & Co. 123 Central
Thompson M. E. 268 Meriimac

Architect.

PHILLIPS JOHN W. 55 Central
(see adv. back colored page)

Artist.

Lawson Thos. B., Sayings Bank bld’g.

Artists’ Materials.

Fielding J. B. & Co. 99 Central

Auctioneer.

Patch E. B. 3, 4, 5, &:6 Comm’l sq.

Bakers.

Bradt D. & G. J. Whiting
Cornock James, 261 Merrimac
Jeffries Thomas, 346 Central
Morris Martin, 34 Paige
Scripture I. F. & C >. 231 Central
Somes William E. 1 Fayette.

Barometer Manufacturer.

Sanborn Amos, 25 Central

Baths.

Emery Henry, Merrimac House

Bedstead Manufactory.

COMINS T. B., Broadway, cor. Mt.
Vernon (see adv. front col’d page)

Beer Manufactories.

Cushing & Co. 52 Middlesex
Mooney Christopher, 116 Middlesex

Bell Hangers.

Libbey Isaac H. 249 Merrimac
Thatcher George, 98 Merrimac

Belt Hooks.

CADY GEORGE L., Mechanics’
Mills (see adv. dept, page 17)

Belt and Boll Manufactory.

GATES JOSIAH, 6 Mechanics’ block
Dutton (see adv. department p. 15)
WHITMARSII * ADAMS, Savings
Bank building (see adv. dept. p. 14)

Bill Poster.

Reed N. K. 21 Central

Billiard Saloon3.

Barnard B. F. 125 Central
Pearl F. P. 1 Shattuck
Smith Kilburn, 13 Middle

Blacksmiths.

Crawford James, 76 Charles
Currier & Stevens, Fletcher, n. Adams

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248

Dane G. Dane

Eaton J. B. Dutton, cor. Worthcn
Holt & Burgeron, Arch
Jenkins Joel, Arch
Lee J. H. & J. T. Andover, c. Pleasant
Lovejoy & Butterfield, Fletcher, cor.
Cushing

Nichols Converse, 138 Middlesex
O’CONNELL P.41 Middle (nee ad-
vertising department, page 4)
Palmer Asa A. 13 Dummer
Tighe & Quinn, rear 39 Market
Winchester Samuel, Kidder

Boarding Houses.

Bartlett H. D. Ill Central
Bemis S. 62 Middlesex
Boynton Samuel, rear 1 Tilden
Brophy Mrs. 51 Lowell
Crosby E. Mrs. 23 John
Dean Susan Mrs. 13 Central
Durant Ann M. 50 Moody
Ells II E. 15 John
Giles J. B. over 51 East Merrimac
Gilman Sarah L. 12 Cabot
Hill J. O. 59 Appleton
Howe Sylvia, 9 Central
Jacquith J. jr. 254 Merrimac
Leavitt Ann M. 5 Thorndike
Marshall A. A 11 Worthen
Noyes Deliah, 98 Merrimac
Page A. Mrs. 89 East Merrimac
Parker John W. 94 Middlesex
Rowell Moses, Howard
Sampson E. 1 George
Shirley Charles, 113 Merrimac
Skinner A. 67 Merrimac
Smith Clarissa T. 208 Merrimac
Smith Samuel F. 119 Central
Turner Benjamin F. 260 Merrimac
Varnum Emma O. 12 Fayette
Webster Lydia, 92 Middlesex

Boat Builder.

Bowers Jonathan, Pawtucket street

Bobbins and Shuttles.

Jacques John S. 82 Middle (shuttles)
Watson, Parker, & Nichols, Wamesit
Steam Mills

Boiler Maker.

ASHTON STEPHEN. Dutton, near
Mechanics’ Mills (see advertising
department, page 16)

Bolt and Screw Manufacturers.

AMERICAN BOLT CO. 210 Law-
. rence (see advertising dept. p. 14)

Bonnet Bleacher ies.

Flanders Peter jr. 88 Merrimac
Remick H. B. 27 Merrimac

Robinson F. W. 61 Marrimac
Thompson B. T. 91 Merrimac

Bonnet Wire.

Hale B. S. & Son, Whipple’s Mills

Bonnets and Millinery Goods.

[See Millinery Goods.]
Robinson F. W. 61 Merrimac
Thompson B. T. 91 Merrimac

Book Binders.

MERRILL JOSHUA, 23 Central (see
advertisement, back cover)
SARGEANT B. C., City Hall build-
ing (see advertisement front cover)
Simonds S. B. 36 Central

Booksellers and Stationers.

BUZZELL O. A. 29 Central (see ad-
vertising department, page 2)

Eaton S B. 115 Central
HUNT EDWARD S. 17 Central (see
advertising department, page 2)
JUDKINS J. JUDSON, 3 John (see
advertising department, page 4)

M ERRILL JOSH U A, 23 Central (see
advertisement, back cover)
SARGEANT B C., City Hall build-
ing, 158 Merrimac (see advertise-
ment, front cover)

Whitney Abel, 87 Merrimac
Wilkins Sylvester, 32 Merrimac

Boot and Shoe Makers,

Adam E. H., Prescott, c. Merrimac
Bailey M. 6 Warren
Boyd John, Howe
Butterworth John, 300 Central
Collins Josiah T. 149 Middlesex
Goodwin Leonard, Front, Centralville
Grant J. E. 75 Central
Hallett M. 6 Warren
Hovey J. & W., Bridge, Centralville
Hunt Aaron, 194 Middlesex
King Stephen, 110 Market
Maguire Andrew, 43 Middle
Martin James, 11 Tilden
McElholm Wm., Hanover, n. Lowell
Melvin B. F. 3 Prescott block
Moses Isaac S. 11 Tilden
Moulton & Adams, 3”> Merrimac
Russell William W., 75 Central
Searle J. P. 72 Middlesex
Smith Philip A. 328 Merrimac
Welch John, 48 Fenwick

Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.

Allen Otis L. 114 Merrimac
Bascom William, 162 Merrimac
Boardman L. H. 34 Central
Chase Lorenzo, 7 Tilden, (ladies’)
Cheney F. 193 Middlesex

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249

Clark J. 9 East Merrimac
Dearborn E. 232 Merrimac
Grant John E. 75 Central
Griffin Joseph, 99 Merrimac
Hayward S. Henry, 23 Central
Hodge John M. 47 East Merrimac and
10 Tilden

Huntoon & Kent, 224 Merrimac
Kittredge Daniel, 14 Middle
Leavitt William B. 17 Moody
Mann Rufus, 339 Merrimac
Moulton & Adams, 35 Merrimac
O’Hare T. & B. 240 Merrimac
Quinn P. 116 Central
Stone Samuel, 120 Central
Sturtevant Zapher W. 18 Central
Swan Daniel, 41 Merrimac
Tapley David, 264 Merrimac
Whiteley Joseph, 68 Merrimac
Wilby Benjamin, 109 Thorndike
Wright George, 94 Central
Wright Hapgood, 51 Central
Wright N. M. 138 Central

Botanic Medicines.

Cady W. R. 242 Central (mustang lini-
ment)

Kelsey H. 11 Walnut

Bowling Saloon.

Dcmond A. A. 2 llurd

Box Makers.

Allen 0., Middlesex
Brooks A. L. & Co. Mechanics’ Mills
Davis Asahel (fancy), Wamesit Mills
NOKCROSS, SAUNDERS, & CO.,
Middlesex (see adv.front col’d page)

Brass Founders.

WILDER & DANA, Jackson, near
Central (see adv. dept, page 15)

Brewers.

Cook Isaac & Co. 5 Middle

Brokers.

Hubbard J. 3 Canal block
Richardson L. B. 80 Central

Building Materials.

Livingston William E. 9 Thorndike

Camphene and Fluid.

Dearden W. 80 Merrimac
Nichols & Co. 146 Central

Cap Maker.

Davis Alonzo S. 6 Canal block

Card Manufacturers.

HOWE & GOODHUE, 92 Market
(cotton and wool), (see advertise-
ment., back colored page)

K1TSON R. head of Worthen, manu-
facturer of cotton machinery, and
needle pointed card clothing, for
carding flax, hemp, jute and manilla
(see advertising department, p. 16)

Carpenters and Builders.

Atwood Benjamin E. 50 Union
Bailey B. F. 60 South
Barclay C. P., Middlesex, c. Howard
Bennett J. W. 224 Middlesex
Berry T. D., Stevens, near Chelmsford
line

Brackett Shadrach R , Howe
Braun Chesley, 9 Race
Braun John S. 9 Race
. uttrick John, 196 Middlesex
Buttrick S. P. 49 Prescott
Cole Samuel G. opposite 136 School
Cook P. A. 27 Howard
Cutler D. M. G., Lenton
Fernald & Rollins, 24 Middle
Fifleld & Plimpton, Wamesit S. Mills
Foster Jesse, 15 Salem
Gannett Edw. 13 Worthen, n. Merr.
Hadley J. W. & J. M., Fletcher, near
Adams

Hamblet Gilbert, 49 Prescott
Haseltine G. W„ Central, c. Chapel
Hodgkin S. 302 Merrimac
Holt Daniel, Howe
HOOD ABRAM K., Willie, cor. Rock
j (see adv. department, page 21)
Horton John F. 13 Prescott
Howe H. C. & J. F. at O. Allen’s
mills

Howe H. F. 9 Third, Centralville
Howe James M., Second, near Bridge
Howe J. S., Second, near Bridge
Howe L. G., First, corner Read
Kimball E. 35 Elm
LaYnkin A. A. 26 Prescott
Lamson Wm. H., Middldsex, n.Cent’l
Lane S., Moody, corner Suffolk
Lovett Thomas, 56 Union
Mardin Joseph, 196 Middlesex
Noyes John F., Middlesex, n. Gorham
Peabody J. A., Mechanics’ Mills
Peabody J. G., Wamesit Steam Mills
PEARSON GEORGE W. 70 Middle
(see advertising department, p. 22)
Pettingell John, Mechanics’ Mills
Pratt Thos., Cushing (stair builder)
Proctor James, 183 Central
Sawtell Josiah, School
Sylvester G. B. 2 Salem
Tyler Albert M. 193 Central
Wetherbee Asa, 13 Prescott

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250

Wiggins William H. 58 Rock
Wiley Samuel F., Howe street
Woodward S. 258 Middlesex

Carpet Manufacturers.

Mather J. (cotton booking) Hale’s
Mills

McDonald John, Hale, n. Thorndike
Naylor George, Whipple’s Mills

Carpetings.

Adams & North, 7 Central <Sr 28 Merr.
Farrington D. W. C. 1 & 2 Prescott
Smith R. W. & Co. 10 Prescott

Carpet Yarn Manufacturer.

Cowley John & Co. Whipple’s Mills

Carriage Manufacturers.

Bachelder A. G. 134 Middlesex
Bowers Jonathan, 65 Pawtucket
Burrouah D. N. opposite G7 Bridge
CONVERS SAMUEL, 163 Central
(see advertising department, p. 24)
Eaton J. B., Dutton, cor. W< rthen
Hodgman Abel G. 224 Middlesex
Holt & Burgeron, Arch
JENKINS JOEL, Arch (see adver-
tising department, page 18)
SAWYER A. C. 163 Middlesex (see
advertising department, page 23)
Shepard William, Arch
Skillings David G. 22 Bridge, Cent’le

Carriage Trimmer.

BUTMAN S. L. 196 Middlesex (see
advertising department, page 23)

Cement, Lime, and Brick.

Boynton James W., Brown
Dix & Wilson, Paige, and Tremont,
corner Moody

Fletcher H. f Fletcher, corner Western
avenue

Howard H., Western avenue
Livingston Wm. E. 9 Thorndike

Chair Manufacturer.

Merriam Albert M. 237 Middlesex

Charcoal Burners,

Robinson & Callahan, n. Whipple’s
Mills

Chemical Works.

Prince J. D. jr. end of Pawtucket

Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic
Pills.

Ayer J. C. & Co. 105 Market

China, Crockery, Glass, &c.

Dearden William, 80 Merrimac

HAYNES H. S. 45 Merrimac (see
adv. back colored page)

Nichols J., Dutton, corner Lowell
Page, Puffer & Warren, 32 Middlesex
and 181 Central
Puffer James F. 13 Market
Smith R. W. & Co. 10 Prescott

Cigar Manufacturers.

Clark W. H. 5 Coburn block, Central
(dealer)

Emerson David G. 128 Suffolk
Emerson Wm. R., Chapel, c. Walnut
Hemingway J. H. 31 Central
Moore L. B., Gorham, corner Moore
Mort J. W. 77 Central
Patrick S. C. 58 Merrimac

Cistern Builder.

Pettengill J., Mechanics’ Mills

Civil Engineers and Surveyors.

BAKER R. W., City Hall building
(see advertising dept, page 52)
Bennett John, 60 Appleton
Cushing Oliver E. 7 Savings Bank
building

Latham Cyrus, 54 Merrimac
Osgood William F. 65 Butterfield
PHILLIPS JOHN W. 55 Central (see
advertisement, back colored page)

Clergymen.

Alden William H. 27 Tyler
Blanchard Amos, 8 Kirk
Bonham J. W., Tyler
Burtt J. M., Oak, opposite Clay
Cleveland John P, 120 Appleton
Crudden Peter, 12 Appleton
Davis Joseph B. 47 Bridge, c. Fourth,
Centralville

Edson Theodore, Andover
Field C. 17 Kirk
Foster Eden B. 21 Anne
Hanks Stedman W. 6 Kirk
Hinckley Fred’k, Third, c. Mt. Vernon
Horner Charles W. 15 Kirk
Jenkins Jonathan L. 6 Kirk
Latham Thos. M., Coburn, Centr’vlle
McDermott J. T., Suffolk
O’Brein John, Fenwick
Steele George M. 36 Tyler
Street Owen, 38 Bartlett *

Tenny William C. 20 Chapel
Twiss T. W. 107 Gorham
Wood Horatio, Liberty

Clock Repairers.

Hodgkin S. 302 Merrimac
Libbey 1. II. 249 Merrimac
Molloy George, 61 Market
McHugh James, 49 Market
McHugh T. F. 296 Merrimac

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

Page R. 1 Maiden lane
Thatcher George, 98 Merrimac

Clothing and Furnishing Goods.

Aarons C. Mrs. 121 Middlesex (sec-
ond hand)

Adams Adolph, 20 Central
Barr Andrew, 6 Prescott block
BURBANK, CHASE, & CO. 5 Cen-
tral (see adv. dept, page 2)

Cadieu & Goss, 74 Central
Croxford J. Frank, 33 Central
Dean & Barnes, 5 Canal block
Dudley A. J. 50 Central
Evans Jos. F., Middlesex, op. depot
Farrington Daniel, 108 Central
French Abram, 92 Central
Gilman Alfred, City Hall building
Lancaster & Totman, 104 Central
McEvoy Hugh, 53 Central
Otto J. 4 Appleton block
Pond L. S. & Co. 59 Central
Putnam A. 45 Central, c. Market
Quinn J. 11 Appleton block
RANDALL R. B. 31 Merrimac (see
advertising department, page 4)
Thompson J. P. <& Co. 55 Central
Wheeler Joseph A. 174 Merrimac
White Josiah, 3 Central
Woodward Alfred G. 30 Merrimac

Clothing Manufacturer.

GREEN GEO. W., Prescott, c. East
Merrimac, (see adv. dept, page 5)
Martin Sarah, Post Office building
Warren B., Industrial Hall, Prescott

Coal and Wood.

(See Wood.)

Bennett & Rodliff, Moody, c.Tremont
Blake Lyman, Dutton, n. Mechanic’s
Mills

Boynton James W., Brown
Dix & Wilson, 26 Paige
Fletcher H., Fletcher, cor. W. avenue
Holt & Kittredge, Middlesex, near
Gorham

Howard Horace, Western avenue
Howard James, 15 Prescott
Kittredge W. 28 Middle
LIVINGSTON WM. E. 9 Thorn-
dike (see adv. dept, page 23)
McFarlin W. & L., Pawtucket
Russell & Stowell, Fletcher, corner
Western avenue

Coffee Mills.

HUMPHREY JOHN, Howe (see
adv. dept, page 21)

Coffin Warehouses.

Hull Amos, 23 Prescott
Kennedy John, 125 Lowell

251

Lesure Ansel P. 11 Prescott
McCaren Terrence, 88 Market

Collector.

CLARK EDWIN A., Post Office
building (see adv. dep. page 12)

Commission Merchants.

Coburn Chanes B. 4 & 5 Mechanics’
building, Dutton

COGG1N JACOB & CO., Fletcher,
c. Western ave. (see adv. dep. p. 20)
Patch E. B. 3, 4, 5 & 6 Comm’l sq.
TAISEY ROBERT, 76 Dutton (see
advertising department, page 2u)
Waite A. L. & Co., Dutton, opposite
Mechanic’s Mills
Wilder & Hunt, 96 Market

Confectionery, Fruit, &c.

FRENCH A. B. 37 Central (see ad-
vertisement, front colored page)
GIBSON & FARRAR, 130 Merrimac
(see advertising department, p. 19)
Wilson J. A. 170 Suffolk

Cooper.

Kelty Luke, 41 Lowell

Copperplate Printer.

COGSWELL JOHN, 43£ Merrimac
(see advertising department, p. 18)

Coppersmiths.

WILDER & DANA, Jackson, near
Central (see advertising dep. p. 15,
and front colored page)

Cotton Openers and Cleaners.

KITSON RICHARD, head Worthen
(see advertising department, p. 16)

Counsellors.

Abbot Julian, 81 Central
Abbott James C. 43 Central
Adams Joel, 49 Central
Alger H.-A. house 11 Water
BEARD ITHAMAR W. 49 Central
(see advertising department, p. 12).
Blaisdell C. R. 6 Canal block
Blaisdell H. G., Tyler block, Central
Bonney & Marshall, 43 Central
Brown S. A. 75 Central
Brown & Alger, 55 Central
Butler & Webster, 4 & 6 Museum big.
CAVERLY ROBERT B., Post Office
building (see adv. dept, page 12)
Corliss H. G. F. 17 Museum building
COWLEY CHARLES, 75 Central
(see advertising department, p. 13)
Hadley S. P. jr. Police Court
Haggerty P. 75 Central

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252

Howe Charles F. 6 Canal block
Hunton D. F. 4 Museum building
Jackson B. F. 14 Third
KEYES J. B. 49 Central (see adver-
tising department, page 12)

Kimball J. C. 1 & 2 Museum building
Knowles & Yarnum, 14 Appleton blk.
Ladd Jonathan, 63 Central
Loughran James, 48 Central
McEvoy J. F. 3 Canal block
Morse & Stevens, 49 Central
Norris A. F. L., Canal block
Pearson Timothy, 56 Central
Richardson D. S. & G. F. 55 Central
Sherman E. F. 27 Central
Stackpole A. J., Tyler block
Stevens George, 49 Central
Swan & Goodhue, 3 Canal block
Sweetser & Gardner, 43 Central
Wentworth & Jewett, Wentworth’s
block

Curriers.

Gove, Cutler & Co. Ayer’s New City
Persons A. E., Willie, rearC. M. Mar-
vel & Co.

Curtains and Fixtures.

Fielding J. B. & Co. 99 Central

Daguerrian Artists.

Gilchrest George C. 92 Merrimac
Howes & Evans, 112 Merrimac
MITCHELL GEORGE E. 89 Merri-
mac (see advertising depart, p. 3)
Page A. J. 112 Merrimac
SANBORN N. C. & Co. 50 Merrimac
(see advertising department, p. 6)
Shattuck Sewall, 19 Central
Towle S. 88 Merrimac
WARREN GEORGE K. 100 Merri-
mac (see adv. front colored page)
Winslow George L. 28 Merrimac

Dentists.

Abbott Samuel, 15 Central
Burnham A. W., Savings Bank b’ld’g.
Dorr & Gerry, 24 Central
Eayers C. G. A. 43 £ Merrimac
Gladwin S. F. 128 Merrimac
Johnson A. T., Wentworth’s building
Lawrence Ambrose, 11 John, c. Lee
LAWRENCE SAMUEL, 32 Central
(see adv. front colored page)
Mansfield George, 16 Central
Perry Richard P., Wentworth’s block
Ward S. L. & W. G., Savings Bank
building

Door Plates.

Appleton J. P. 50 Central

Doors, Blinds, and Sashes.

Favor & Son, Wamesit Steam Mills
Fificld & Plimpton, Wamesit Steam
Mills

Kelley William, Mechanics’ Mills
JNorcross, Saunders & Co. Middlesex
PEABODY JOSEPH A., Mechanics’
(see advertising department p. 23)
Peabody J. G., Wamesit Steam Mills
Place Isaac, Wamesit Steam Mills

Dressmakers.

Avery H. C., Gorham, cor. Middlesex

Billings Abby, 148 Suffolk

Blaisdell D. F. 110 Central

Brown A. G. Mrs., Nesmith’s build’g

Campbell M. J. Mrs. 18 Paige

Clay Sarah, Nesmith’s building

Crosby Nancy J. 11 Nesmith’s build’g

Cullough Elizabeth, 83 Central

Downs A. 58 Middlesex

Dudley Mary J. 7 John

Fuller Margaret, 85 Central

Gallagher Ellen, 17 Race

Graham Mary, South, cor. Middlesex

Hancock Sarah G. 2 Dodge

Hart Nancy F., Nesmith’s block

Haskell L. J. 54 Merrimac

Hayward G. M. Mrs. 49 E. Merrrimac

Hill Eliza, 3 Union

Horn C. Miss, Nesmith’s New block

Marston S. 114 Central

Messer A. D. 58 East Merrimac

Montcalm Emeline H. 219 Central

Moore C. B. 134 Suffolk

Page Sarah E. 128 Merrimac

Perrin Mary J., Middlesex, c. Th’n’ke

Proctor Lizzie F. 45 Hanover

Reed M. A. 109 Merrimac

Rose Maria, 23 Kirk

Sanborn Olive W. 88 Merrimac

Seery A. 23 Davidson

Stafford M. J. 12 Nesmith’s New blk.

Stafford Mary M., Welles’s block

Stevens E. 55 Merrimac, cor. John

Sughrue Margaret, 12 Lewis

Thayer Emeline P. 10 John

Uttin Ann, 170 Merrimac

Yarnum Emma O. 12 Fayette

Wentworth P. S. 1 Tilden

Weston Mary H. 97 Merrimac

Winn Eliza, 47 Fayette

Woodbury Mary, 40 Central

Woodward C. S. 4 John

Dry Goods.

Aiken D. F. 94 Merrimac
Bachelder A. & R. G. 110 Merrimac
Bass & Woods, 132 Merrimac
"Baxter D. D. 5 Appleton block
Brennan M. 56 Merrimac
Brown Joseph S. 54 Merrimac
Cook Gilman G. 103 Central

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Cutting & Rand, 42 Merrimac

Dodge C. W., Central, cor. Gorham

Folsom J. P. 78 Merrimac

Gage James U. 52 Merrimac

Guild H. C. 222 Merrimac

Hartshorn & Hall, 138 Merrimac

Hilton H. W. 134 Merrimac

Hosford H. 46 Merrimac

Keyes & Tucker, 3 & 5 Welles's block

Lucas T. 62 & 64 Merrimac

McHugh P. 65 Market

Orange & Eastman, 84 Merrimac

Peabody J ames M. 36 & 38 Merrimac

Ranlet N. A. 6 Central

Ray T. W. 40 Merrimac

Shaw J. W. B. 44 Merrimac

Taisey L., Gorham, corner Middlesex

Tarr George J. 48 Merrimac

Dyers.

Chambers C. near Hale's Mills
CLIFFORD WEARE, 2 & 4 Ando-
ver (see adv. back colored page)
Holt John, Howe (Patent Press Dye-
ing)

Littler Charles R., Whipple’s Mills
Thompson Charles, Whipple's Mills

Dyewoods, Drugs, &c.

TALBOT C. P. & Co., City Market
(see advertising department, page 1)

Eave Troughs.

Fiske Geo. W. & Co., Mechanics' Mills

Electric Machines.

Davis Asahel, Wamesit Mills

Embroidery Stampers.

Leland William, Gorham, opp. Hale’s
Mills

Parsons & Gibby, 111 Thorndike
Pierce Olcott, 58 Lawrence
Preston John, 185 Gorham

Emigrant Office.

Sheehan Patrick, 28 Gorham

Engravers.

Merrill G. B. 21 Central (wood)

Fancy Goods.

Allen O. L. 114 Merrimac
Curtis Mary, 164 Central
Davis C. S. Mrs. 51 Merrimac
Dopp Joseph Mrs. 66 Merrimac
Griffin S. P. 70 Merrimac
Hutchins J. N. 117 Central
Lowery James G. 79 Central
Mansfield Jonathan, 61 Central
Maynard C. I. W. 76 Merrimac
McCoy William, 35 Merrimac
Sawyer Hannah C. 105 Merrimac
Waite D. S., Central, corner Jackson

Welch E. B. 85 Merrimac
Weston M. H. 97 Merrimac

Felt.

Lowell Felting Mill, rear 105, Middle-
sex, Moses A. Johnson, agent

Eilecutters.

ASHWORTH SAGER & CO.,Fleteh-
er, n. Dutton, (see adv. dept. p. 17)
Austin Isaac, 71 High

Fish.

Allen A. M. 43 E. Merrimac
Gilman H. M. 320 Merrimac
Jennings T. L., City Market
Lovrien J. R. 127 Central
Randlett M. B. 66 Middlesex
Sargent & Cotton, rear 57 Central

Flour and Grain.

COGGIN JACOB & CO., Fletcher, c.

Western ave. (see adv. dep. p. 20)
Coggin Luther, 356 Merrimac
Corner Josiah, 308 Merrimac
Hill George H. 15 Lowell
Lamson & Rogers, 111 Market
LIVINGSTON W. E. 9 Thorndike
(see advertising department, p. 23)
Wood Samuel N. 43 Market

Fruit, &c.

Clark James, 103 Merrimac
Dame Emery, 193 Central
Dickey Benjamin F. 262 Merrimac
Downing & Rose, 133 Central
Grover Josiah, 47 Merrimac
Holt George F. 52 Central
Hutchins J. B. 117 Central
Mazuzan John, 145 Central
Morse J. C. 143 Central
Newton C. E. Adams, near Fletcher
O’CONNOR J., Dutton, cor. Fletcher
(see advertising department, p. 21)
Pearson J. & J. M. 3 Savings Bank
building

Plastridge C. A. 2 Prescott
Priest Charlotte, 76 Central
Sargent E. D. 57 Central
Shaw R. P. 147 Central
Smith & Co. 10 Prescott
Whitney H., John, corner Merrimac

Fur Goods.

Bascom William, 162 Merrimac
Packard Nahum & Co. 122 Merrimac

Furniture and Feathers.

Adams & North, 7 Cent’l & 28 Merr.
COM1NS THOMAS B., Broadway,
cor. Mt. Vernon (see advertisement,
front colored page)

Farrington D. W. C. 1 & 2 Prescott
NICHOLS JACOB, Dutton, corner
Lowell (see adv. dept, page 52)

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254

Noyes Person, 39 Market
Patch E. B. 3. 4, 5 & 6 Comm’l sq.
Puffer Janies F. 13 Market
SMITH R. \V. & CO. 10 Prescott (see
advertising department, page 7)

Gardener,

Ashton H. 76 Middle

Gas and Steam Pipe & Fixtures.
ATHERTON THOMAS, 84 Middle
(see advertising department, p. 18)
BARKER HORACE R. 8 Central
(see advertisement, front cover)

Grist Mills.

Livingston William E. near brewery
Locks & Canal Co., French, op. Anne
Wood S. N., Whipple’s Mills

Grocers.

American Bolt Co. 206 Lawrence
Bancroft S., Merrimac, cor. Prescott
Barry Daniel, 114 Suffolk
Bascom Timothy, 214 Merrimac
Bingham & Cheney, 255 Merrimac
Blair E. R., Broadway, corner School
Bohonan M. M. & Co., Ayer’s New
City

Bryant D. 108 Middlesex
Buttrick & Co. 20 Market
Callahan John, 23 E. Merrimac
Carolin T. 8 Howe
Carrol Owen, 66 Gorham
Carter W. C., Pawtucket, cor. School
Cassidy John E. 6 Lowell
Cassidy P. 310 Merrimac
Churchill A. 13 John
Churchill C. 251 Merrimac
Churchill D., Middlesex, cor. South
Churchill Nathaniel, 13 John
Coffey William, 68 Gorham
Coraerford Garrett, 28 Lowell
Cooney William, 74 Charles
Coulson Joseph, 60 Gorham
Cosgrove John, 272 Merrimac
Cutter & Walker, 221 Central
Dempsey Patrick, 47 Lowell
Dudley W., Merrimac, corner Tilden
Eames L. J. & Co. 113 Thorndike
Eaton Job S. 368 Merrimac
Emerson Luther, 8 East Merrimac
Farley Thomas, Suffolk, near Lowell
Fletcher Isaac A. 126 Central
Frawley P. O. C. 55 Gorham
Gove David, 225 Central
Gray J. D. W.,22 Cabot, n. Merrimac
• Hall C. 77 Church
Hanrahan J. 85 East Merrimac
Harrison William, 1 Carolin’s block,
Fayette

Heland John H. 24 Adams
Hoar Michael, 106 Suffolk

Hovey J & W., Bridge, near River,
Centralville

Huntoon Geo. L„ Fayette, c. Andover
James Charles M. 53 Gorham
Jepson J. C. & Co. 189 Middlesex
Kavanagh Edward, 149 Central
Kelley Patrick, l Adams
Keyes Patrick, 92 Lowell
Knowles & Holland, Lowell, corner
Worthen

Lee Michael, 71 East Merrimac
Lennon John, 34 Lowell
Lynch Patrick, 129 Lowell
Mace Sarah, 189 Central
McAnulty John, 3 Hurd
McCann John, 40 Gorham
McCarty John, 58 Middle
McGuirk P., Suffolk, near Broadway,
and Lowell, corner Jefferson
McSoley Alexander, 80 Middle
Moore C. C. 12 Merrimac
Moran Patrick, 128 Lowell
Morse F. G., Bridge, corner Sixth
NICHOLS & CO. 146 Central, corner
Green (see adv. department, p. 20)
Page, Fay & Puffer, 32 Middlesex
Parker T. E. 65 East Merrimac
Pearson John & James M. 3 Savings
Bank building

Putnam Jacob D. 5 Prescott block
Quinn P., Salem, corner Adams
Read Robert & Son, Bridge, corner
Third, and 30 Bridge, Centralville
Reynolds Bernard, 25 Summer
Richardson Jno. B., Adams, c. Fletcher
Richardson Sumner, 9 River, Cent’lle
Ring Dennis, 102 Suffolk
Roane John P., Gorham, c. Summer
Rowe Richard, Lowell, cor. Dummer
Runals R. K. 319 Merrimac
Russell C. K. 281 Merrimac
Smith Peter S. 27 East Merrimac
Smith & Co. 14 Lowell
Springer J. F. Liberty square
Staples A. H. 76 Church.

Stephens Alexander, 68 Dutton
STREETER & POWERS, John, cor.

Merrimac (see adv. dept, page 20)
Sullivan John D. 104 Suffolk
Taylor, Jacobs & Co., Merrimac,
corner Prescott
Tobin & McEvoy, 71 Market
Waldo A. & Co. 201 Middlesex:
Wheeler & Stickey, Tilden
Whithead D., Middlesex, head of
Hamilton block

Whittemore I. W. 17 East Merrimac
Worthen E. B. & Co. 216 Merrimac

Gunsmiths.

Cutter Abijah, 15 Middle
RICHARDSON O. A. 15 Middle (see
advertisement, front colored page!

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255

Hairdressers.

Barth Daniel W. 4 Central
Burton A. P. 156 Central
Colburn L. 19 Middle
Hapgood H. \V. 184 Merrimac
Jenkinson Edward, 64 Central
Jenkinson Joseph, 70 Central
Lewis S. A. 1 Mechanics’ building
Lewis T. W. 185 Middlesex
Mandes C. M., American House
Pike Albert J., Dutton, n. Fletcher
Proctor Horace B. 6 Merrimac
Raymond Daniel, 106 Merrimac (hair
work)

Smith Richard S. 276 Merrimac
Woodsum & Gilpatrick, 130 Central

Hardware & Mechanics’ Tools.

BURBANK, CHASE, & CO. 5 Cen-
tral (see advertising dept, page 2)
Mansur Stephen. 136 Central
Rogers Jacob, 166 Merrimac

Harness Makers.

BRABROOK JOSEPH A. 45 Market
(see advertising department, p. 18)
Burgess Ebenezer, 38 Central
BUTMAN S L. 196 Middlesex (see
advertising department, page 23)
CONYERS SAMUEL, 163 Central
(see advertising department, p. 24)
Eaton J. B., Dutton, corner Worthen
Hatch George S. 46 Central
Sawyer Aaron C. 163 Middlesex
Shepard William, Arch

Hats, Caps, Furs, and Furnish-
ing Goods.

BRAZER WM. P. 47 Central, corner
Market (see adv. back colored page)
Dempsey Michael, 30 Central
Randall Robert B. 31 Merrimac
Woodward A. G. 30 Merrimac

Hosiery, Lace &c.

Bachelder A. & R. G. 110 Merrimac
Burnham L. C. 122 Merrimac
Cook M. H. 116 Merrimac
Emerson P. H. 71 Merrimac
Fisher Cyrus, 39 Merrimac
Gage Ann, 101 Merrimac
Gordon E. 116 Merrimac
Skinner Arabella, 63 Merrimac
Smith Francis, 49 Merrimac
Young James, 126 Merrimac

Hotels.

American House, Charles Going, 84
Central

Colony House, Middlesex, opp. depot
Franklin Home, Mrs. A. Baron,
Moody, corner Tremont

HOWARD HOUSE, Lewis Howard,
211 Middlesex (see adv. dept. p. 8)
La Fayette House, Middlesex, near
Walker

Market Hotel, Samuel T. Dresser, 14
Market

Mechanics’ Hotel, J. J. Sawyer, 278
Mer'imac

Merrimac House, Henry Emery, Mer-
rimac, corner Dutton
Wamesit House, B. J. Merritt, 187
Middlesex

Washington House, B. Thurston,
Central, corner Church

Ice Dealers.

McFarlin Wm. & Luke, 94 Pawtucket

Insurance Agents.

Adams Joel, 49 Central
BEAN GEORGE W. 49 Central (see
advertisement, back cover)

CLARK EDWIN A., PostOffice build-
ing (see advertising dept, page 12)
COOK JAMES, 17 Central (see ad-
vertisement, back colored page)
DANIELS J. W. 23£ Central (see ad-
vertisement, front cover)

Folsom J. S. 23 Central

Hunton D., Fletcher, 4 Museum bldg.

Hyde David, 23 Central

Kendrick T. C. 18 Appleton’s block

Merrill Joshua, 23 Central

Walker George W. 48 Central

Intelligence Offices.

Brown James Mrs. 119 Market
KIDDER J. 60 Central (see adver-
tising department, page 8) .
Morgan Ebenezer, 314 Merrimac

Iron and Steel.

Butcher John, 17 Middle

Iron Fence Builders.

CUSHING & MACK, 123 and 125
Market, corner Shattuck (see adver-
tising department, page 14)

Iron Foundry.

Cole, Nichols & Wilson, Thorndike,
rear the jail

Lowell Machine Shop, Wm. A. Burke’
agent, Dntton

Jewelry and Watches.

Good George F. 82 Central
Griswold H. D. C. 218 Merrimac
Johnson Jonathan, 168 Merrimac
KIDDER JERE, 60 Central (see ad-
vertising department, page 8)

Lamson Francis, 98 Merrimac
Lyman Roland, 128 Central

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Morgan L. S. 60 Central

Ordway H. M, 86 Merrirnac

Iiaynes Joseph, 43 Central
SANBORN AMOS (manufacturer ami
wholesale dealer) 25 Central, corner
Middle (see adv. dept, page 5)
Stickney Thomas M. 153 Central

Swan J. S. & Co. 73 Central

Williams G. T. 29 Merrirnac

Junk Stores.

Dodge L. C. 54 Dutton

Hapgood Ephraim, 43 High

Langley S. & W. 24 Middle

Laces and Embroideries.

HAMBLET J. P. Mrs. 33 Merrirnac
(see advertising department, p. 6)
Maynard C. I. W. 76 Merrirnac

Norris Alvah C. 93 Merrirnac

Young James, 102 and 126 Merrirnac

Laundry.

Favour Elvira Mrs. 236 Central

Leather Dealers.

Brown Willard & Co. 94 Market
Durrell, Bacon & Co.. Ayer’s New
City

Letter Cutters.

GROVER A RISTON, Fletcher st.

(see advertising dept, page 17)
SMITH SAMUEL C. 123 Cross (see
advertising department, page 1)
SWETT DANIEL, JIt. 28 Merrirnac
(see advertising department, p. 1)

Libraries.

City Library, City Hall

Eaton S. B. 91 Central

Mechanics’, Mechanics’ building

Livery Stables.

( See Stables.)

Locks {Patent Alarm .)

Brown Ephraim, Howe street

Locksmiths and Saw Filers.

Frawley Michael, 2 East Merrirnac
Hodgkin S. 302 Merrirnac

Page R. 1 Maiden lane

Looking Glasses.

Adams & North, 28 Merrirnac and 7
Central

Dyar W. H. 39 and 41 Central

Loom Picker Manufacturer.

GO DING WILLIAM & SON, 82 Mid-
dle (see advertising dept. p. 15)

Lumber.

Allen Otis, Middlesex, near the depot
(packing boxes)

Brooks A. L. Durton

Fiske William, Mechanics’ Mills
Fletcher Horatio, Fletcher, c. W. av.
Howard Horace, Western avenue
LIVINGSTON WM. E. 9 Thorndike
(see advertising department, p. 23)
NORCROSS, SAUNDERS, & CO.,
Middlesex (see advertisement, front
colored pages)

WHITNEY C. & D., Western avenue
(see advertising department, p. 22)

Machinists.

Aldrich Warren, 103 Middlesex
ATHERTON THOMAS, 84 Middle
(see advertising department, p. 18)
ATHERTON WILLIAM (heirs of),
Howe (see advertising dept. p. 37)
Brown Ephraim, Howe

CADY GEO. L., Mechanics’ Mills
(see advertising department, p. 17)
LANE DAVID, rear 105 Middlesex
(see advertising department, p. 17)
Lowell Machine Shop, Win. A. Burke,
agent. Dutton

Marvel C. M. & Co., Willie, near
Franklin

McNish & Butler, 84 Broadway
Robinson William, Mechanics’ Mills
Smith H. B., Fletcher, near Dutton
SMITH & LAWRENCE, Mechanics’
Mills (see advertising dept, page 18)
Stevens B. F., Allen’s Mills

Magneto-Electric Machines.

Davis Asahei, Wamesit Mills

Marble Workers.

Dresser II. W. 165 Middlesex

Hurley John, 74 Gorham-
Nichols David, 59 Dutton, and 144
Middlesex

Winter John B. 155 Central

Masons.

Adams John, 378 Merrirnac

Cady Lyman, 12 Cady

Cady Samuel, 42 Howard

Crosby Caleb, South, corner Elm’
Davis Sidney, 208 Central

Hutchinson S. K. 21 Nesmith

Ilsley A. 9 Queen

Messer Abiel, 58 E. Merrirnac (stone)
Page Charles, 154 Gorham

Read E. M. 20 Prescott

Russell J. & E. F. 21 Middle

Sanborn W. F. 2 1 Clay

Snell D 24 Austin

Stillings J. F. 4 Austin

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

Tuttle John B., Elm, comer Linden
Tuttle S. J. 249 Central

Millinery Goods.

Crane John E. 69 Merrimac
Crowley J. E. Mrs. 118 Merrimac
Cummiskey A. M. 288 Merrimac
Elliott Richard A. 83 Merrimac
Finn C. S. Mrs. 306 Merrimac
Fulsom C. B„ 73 Merrimac
Gage Ann, 101 Merrimac
HAMBLET J. P. Mrs. 33 Merrimac
(see advertising department, p. 6)
Hollinger Daniel, 107 Merrimac
Huntley E. J. 1 Welles block
McAvoy E. & J. 81 Merrimac
Pekes T. J. 90 Merrimac
Preston M. A. 6 Welles block
Remick Hannah B. 27 Merrimac'
Robinson F. W. 60 Merrimac
Stafford Mary J. 12 Nesmith’s bldg.
Stevens Mary E. 54 Middlesex
Taisey L., Gorham, cor. Middlesex
Thompson B. T. 91 Merrimac
Waldron Mary A. 108 Merrimac
Webster C. 43 Merrimac
White Mary A. 332 Merrimac
Whitman A. P. 206 Merrimac

Musical Instrument Repairer.

Cheney I. E. 12 Branch

Needle Manufacturers.

TAYLOR & PROBERT, Mechanics’
Mills (see advertising dept. p. 21)

Notary Public.

Knowles John A. 14 Appleton block

Nurses.

Adams Dolly, Bowers, corner Beacon
Baker Lucy, 297 Central
Gilson Lucy A. 4 Walnut
Hill Rebecca, 2 Boott Corporation
Johnson Angeline, 15 Elm
McArthur Roxanna, 20 Charles
Shorey Rachael, 6 Prescott Corp.
Wetherbee Mrs. 6 Cady
Winsby Sarah, 15 Elm

Optician.

Johnson Jona, 168 Merrimac

Painters.

House.

Ayer & Brown, 200 Middlesex
Conant Oliver, 243 Merrimac
Donovan Matt., B’dway, ror. Marion
Emerson Nathan, 39 E. Merrimac
F ARSON JAMES, 29 Fletcher (see
advertising department, page 8)
Farson Samuel, 135 Middlesex

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Fielding Josiah B. &. Co. 99 Central
Follansbee Daniel S. 245 Merrimac
Gardner J. E. 65 Adams
Kittredge Abner, 22 Middle
Kittredge Jeduthan, 24 Prescott
Morey George C. 75 East Merrimac
Morton Isaac, 139 Central
Osgood George N. 18 Middle
Parks George, 173 Central
Quimby Alonzo P. 7 Thorndike
Vickery J. P. 10 Merrimac
Coach.

Bowers Jonathan, 65 Pawtucket
Eaton J. B. 24 Dutton, cor. Worthen
Freeman S. J., Arch
Rowell W. A., Arch

Miniature, &c.

Howes Samuel P. 112 Merrimac
Lawson Thomas B. 9 and 10 Savings
Bank block

Sign, &c.

Davis E. S., Lincoln, Ayer’s New City
FARSON JAMES, 29 Fletcher (see
advertising department, page 8)
Kittredge A. 24 Middle
Pennington William F., Prescott

Paints, Oils, and Glass.

Coburn C. B. 4 Mechanics’ building,
Dutton (manufacturers’ supplies)
FARSON JAMES, 29 Fletcher (see
advertising department, page 8)
Fielding J. B. & Co. 99 Central

Paper Bex Makers.

BUZZELL O. A. 29 Central (see ad-
vertising department, page 2)
Kimball & Co. 162 Merrimac
Tuxbury T. L. 15 Middle

Paper Hangings.

BUZZELL O. A. 29 Central (see ad-
vertising department, page 2)
FARSON JAMES, 29 Fletcher (see
advertising department, page 8
Farson S. 135 Middlesex
Fielding J. B. & Co. 99 Central
Kittredge Abner, 22 Middle
Kittredge Jeduthan, 24 Prescott
MERRILL JOSHUA, 23 Central (see
advertisement back cover, and p. 3)
Morey Geo. C. & Co. 75 E. Merrimac

Paper Maker.

Richmond C. B. 17 Ames

Passage and Exchange Offices.

Molloy George, 61 Market
Sheahan P. 28 Gorham

Patent Agency.

Ladd W. M. 3 Goward’s block

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258

Patent and Enamelled Leather.

Durrell, Bacon & Co., Ayer’s New
City

Pattern Maker,

CRANE JOHN E. 20 Middle (see ad-
vertisement, front colored pages)

Periodical Depots.

Clark S. D. 140 Central
Reed N. K. 79 Central
Williams G. T. 29 Merrimac
Willis J. T. 78 Central

Physicians.

Members of Massachusetts Medical and
Middlesex District Medical Societies
are designated by an asterisk (♦).
♦Allen Nathan, 12 Hurd
Allyn Rachel H. 188 Central
Astle Able, Moore
Astle George, Moore
Boynton Amos R., Wentworth bldg.
♦Bradley William H., First, n. Bridge,
Central ville

Brennan M., 112 Merrimac (botanic)
Burnham Walter, Middlesex, corner
Central

♦Campbell Patrick P. 21 Market
Carroll A., Welles block
Chandler L. 8 Hurd
Chase George F. 118 Middlesex
Cole E. L. 32 High
♦Dickey Hanover, 15 Hurd
Dows Amos W. 185 Central (botanic)
♦Gage Daniel P., Lee, corner John
Gates Jeremiah, 6 Kurd
♦Graves John W. 14 Hurd
♦Green John O., Savings Bank block
Harmon J. M. 29 Kirk, and 31 Union
♦Harwood J. H. 21 John
Hazen D. C. 143 Middlesex
♦Holt Daniel, 15 John (homeo.)
♦Hooke H. M., Welles block
♦Huntingdon Elisha, 31 Tyler
♦Iluntoon James W. 28 Central
Jackson J. D. 60 Mass. Corporation
Jackson William E. 13 Andover
Jenness L. W. 55 Merrimac, c. John
♦Jewett J. P. 22 Kirk
♦Kidder Moses W. Ill Gorham
♦Kimball Gilman, Merr., c. Worthen
♦Kittredge Edmund F. 52 Tyler
♦Lamont Gregory, 170 Merrimac
♦Mansfield George, 16 Central
Masta J. A. 8 Middle (botanic)
McDowell Hannah P. Mrs. 1 Willow’
place

Melvin Joshua, 65 Fletcher
Mignault D. 87 Gorham
Montcalm A. W. 2 19 Central (botanic)
Moody J. D. 6 Chapel (Indian)

♦Morse L. B. 55 Merrimac, cor. John
♦Mowe Daniel, 94 Middle
Norcross C. T. 120 Merrimac
Olcott James S. 2 Adams (botanic)
♦Parker Ilirarn, 17 John
Peirce George, 128 Moody
♦Persons J. W. 4 Nesmith’s New big.
♦Pillsbury Ilarlin, 24 Kirk
♦Pillsbury H. II. 7 Kirk
♦Prius P. 113 Merrimac
♦Proctor William B. Welles block
♦Savory Chas. A. 62 Paige, cor. Kirk
♦Scribner I. W., Welles block
Simpson B. F. 59 Third
♦Skelton Benjamin, 50 Tyler
♦Spalding Joel, Savings Bank build’g
Stone George W. 1 Chapel
Thompson James, 10 Hurd
Thompson M. E. 268 Merr. (botanic)
♦Wells David, Welles block
♦Whipple Calvin, 57 Fletcher
Wright Mary P. Mrs. 1 Willow place
York S. D., Welles block
Young Sarah H. 128 Merrimac

Piano Fortes.

DYAR W. H. 41 Central (see adver-
tising department, page 7)

Foote Warren S. 275 Merrimac
Hedrick George, 36 Central
RUGG & GRIFFITH, 77 Merrimac
(see advertising department, p. 13)

Pictures and Frames.

DYAR W. H. 41 Central (see adver-
tisir g department, page 7)

RUGG & GRIFFITH, 77 Merrimac
(see advertising department, p. 13)
Shorey John, 83 Central

Plane Makers.

Taber Wing II. 19 Market

Plaster Ornaments, and Stucco
Workers.

Crosby Caleb, South, corner Elm
Prescott Moody, 62 South

Plumbers.

WILDER & DANA, Jackson, near
Central (see advertising dept.p. 15)

Power Loom Harness Manuf.

Brown D. C., Warren, near Church
Morse W. W., Salem, opp. Adams
Nichols C. C. 84 Broadway
STEVENS S., Fletcher, c. Western
avenue (see advertising dept. p. 16)

Print Block Maker.

Pettengill J., Mechanics’ Mills

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

Printers.

COGSWELL JOHN (copperplate),
43^ Merrimae (see adv. dept. p. IS)
HILDRETH & HUNT, 48 Central
(see advertising department, p. 11)
JUDKINS J. J. 87 Merrimae (see ad-
vertising department, page 4)
KNAPP & MOREY, 44 Central (see
advertising department, page 9)
PENHALLOW B. H., Wyman’s Ex-
change (see advertising dept. p. 1)
STONE & HUSE, 21 Central (see ad-
vertising department, page 10)

Produce, &c.

Smith & Nichols, 109 Market
TAISEY ROBERT (wholesale), 76
Dutton (see advertising dept. p. 20)
Waite A. L. & Co., Dutton, opposite
Mechanics’ Mills

WASHBURN J. M. & SON, 31 Mar-
ket (see advertising dept, page 19)
Whitney H., John, cor. Merrimae

Provisions.

Allen John, Water, cor. Andover
Bailey Gardner, 66 E. Merrimae
Brown William, 201 Central
Blood B A & C., Adams, c. Suffolk
Breed Henry K. 62 Church
Collins P. 139 Lowell
Dexter & Ward, 364 Merrimae
Eaton W. 41 Market
Fosdick L. G. 3 Gorham
Gardner C. C. 100 Middlesex
Gove Dana B. 166 Merrimae
Grav D. S.206 Central
Hosraer E. S. 87 East Merrimae
Huntoon George L., Fayette, corner
Andover

Lannaa P., Lowell, corner Andover
Lannen D. 62 Gorham
Lynch Patrick, 67 Gorham
McCoy James, Adams, cor. Fletcher
Mealey Edward, 12 Lowell
Owen William N. 77 East Merrimae
Page, Puffer & Warren, 32 Middlesex
Philbrick & Powell, 348 Merrimae
Pullen Weston, 22 South
Rice H. M. & J. 4 East Merrimae
Rice & Bailey, 131 Central
Snow & Shepherd, 263 Merrimae
Tweed Timothy G. 6 Cabot
Whitney H., John, cor. Merrimae
Wilder E. F. 90 Middlesex
Wilder & Hunt, 96 Market, (wholesale)
Wilkins R. (salt) 37 Prescott
Wing Alpheus G., Bridge, n. Second
Wing True, John, near Merrimae
Wright A. F. & M. 196 Middlesex
Yeaton R. F., Merrimae, c. Prescott
Young G. W., Middlesex, opp. depot

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Pump Maker.

COLBY AMOS, Howe (see advertis-
ing department, page 21)

Reed and Harness Mannfs.

Brown Darius C., Warren, n. Church
Morse Wm. W. 4 Salem (harness)

Refreshments, Oysters, &c.

Arlin J. F. 12 Middle
Elliott & Clark, 112 Central
FRENCH A. B. 37 Central (see ad-
vertisement, front colored)
GIBSON & FARRAR, 130 Merrimae
(see advertising department, p. 19)
Gunnison Isaac, 199 Middlesex
Hale C. M., Northern Depot
Ingalls O. W. 172 Merrimae
Johnson Thomas V. 194 Merrimae
Lovrien L. W. 137 Middlesex
Richard George H. 238 Merrimae
Richardson S. 16 Merrimae
Smith Justus S. 166 Middlesex
THOMPSON W. K. 25 Prescott (see
advertising department, page 24)
TowLr Henry, 93 Market
Webster Elihu. 133 Middlesex
Wcod Robert, 2 Appleton
Woodward II. 42 Central

Riding- School.

Robinson J. W. 20 Paige

Roofer.

HORNE D. W. & CO., Western ave.
(see advertising department, page 8)

Rope Maker.

Scotchburn T., Central, cor. Chapel

Sand,

Sperry Charles, Somerset, cor. Queen

Sawing and Planing.

Allen O., Middlesex, near depot
Brooks A. L. & Co., Mechanics’ Mills
Howard Horace, Mechanics’ Mills
NORCROSS, SAUNDERS, & CO.,
Middlesex (see adv. opp. title)

Pratt M. C., Wamesit Mills

Scale Maker.

FAIRBANKS’ SCALES (Burbank,
Chase, & Co., Agents), 6 Central (see
advertisement, front colored pages)
Nute & Potter, Mechanics' Mills,
Fleteher

Screw Bolt Manufactory.

Am. Screw Bolt Co. 210 Lawrence

Screw Manufacturer.

Cady George L., Mechanics’ Mills

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Sewing Machine Needle Manufs.

TAYLult & PRO BERT, Mechanics’
Mills (see advertising dept. p. 21)

Sheriffs. {Deputy.)
HOPKINS James, 55 Central (see
advertising department, page 12)
SHED EDWIN L., Canal Block, Cen-
tral (see advertising dept. p. 12)

Shirt and Collar Manufacturers.

Pierce Olcott, 58 Lawrence

Shoulder Brace Manufactory.

CUTTER & WALKER, 48 Central
(see advertising department, page 7)

Shuttles.

JAQUES J. S. 82 Middle (see adver-
tising department, page 16)

Silversmith.

Hovey C., Bridge, n. River, Cent’lle

Silver Ware Manufactory.

SANBORN AMOS, 25 Central, cor.
Middle (see advertisement, page 5)

Slater.

Waugh John, Mechanic

Soap and Candles.

Elliott J. P. (chemical) 29 Chapel
Jefferson P. M., Scott & Co., Middle-
sex, corner School

PUTNAM & CURRIER, Lenton, n.
Charles (see adv. dept, page 20)

Soda Manufacturers.

Carleton & Hovey, City Hall

Stables.

Armstrong Christopher, 278 Merrimac
Clapp Clark, 159 Middlesex
Flint Oliver W. 112 Moody
Hadley John, Worthen, n. Lowell
Hoyle Samuel, 70 Charles
LEAVITT DANIEL G. 32 Prescott
(see advertising dept, page 25)
Norris G. W., Warren
Noyes J. L. rear Washington House
Perry J. B., Middlesex, c. Howard
Rogers David, 170 Central
WOOD R., Merrimac, cor. Worthen
(see advertising department, p. 8)

Stair Builder.

Pratt Thomas, 54 Cushing

Stamp, Stencil, and Steel Let-
ter Cutters.

GROVER A., Fletcher, near Dutton
f (see advertising department, p. 17)
j Haskell Job II. 13 Middle

Leland William, opposite Hale’s Mill
Parsons & Gibby, 111 Thorndike
Preston John, 185 Gorham
SMITH S. C. 123 Cross (see advertis-
ing department, page I)

SWETT DANIEL, Jll. 28 Merrimac
(see advertising department, p. I)
Whitmore William, 28 Merrimac

Steam and Gas Pipe Fittings.

BARKER H. R. 8 Central (see ad-
vertisement, front cover)

Stonecutters and Dealers.

Churchill Moses, Rock, n. Gashouse
Eastman & Gray, High, n. Chestnut
Lowe & Grover, Fletcher, n. Bowers,
(quarries)

Runals, Clough, & Co., Middlesex, c.
Thorndike

Sperry Charles, Somerset, cor. Queen

Stoves, Grates, Tin Ware, &c.

Bangs Brothers, 105 Central
Beck S. 428 Merrimac
Bodfish F. B., Dutton, cor. Fletcher
Brennan James, Warren, n. Central
CUSHING & MACK, 123 and 125
Market, corner Shattuck (see adver-
tising department, page 14)
Farrington D. W. C. 1 and 2 Prescott
Foote J. L. & Co. 277 and 279 Merr.
Mead Matthias, 118 Central
Nichols Jacob, Dutton, cor. Lowell
Page J. Y. 265 and 267 Merrimac
Puffer James F. 13 Market
Smith R. W. & Co. 10 Prescott
WHITTEN CHARLES P. 37 East
Merrimac (see adv. dept. p. 21)
WIER N. J. & CO. 198 Merrimac (see
advertisement, back cover)

Suspenders.

CUTTER & WALKER, 48 Central
(see advertising department, p. 7)

Tanners.

Durrell, Bacon & Co., Ayer’s New
City

Gove, Cutler & Co., Ayer’s New City

Tailoresses.

Barnes Emily R. 40 Central
Tower M. 48 Charles

Tailors and Drapers.

Bennett William S. II Central
BURBANK, CHASE, & CO. 5 Cen-
tral (see adv dept, page 2)

Dean & Barnes, 5 Canal block
Evans Josiah F. 175 Middlesex
Kalery Michael, Warren, n. Central
Lancaster & Totman, 104 Central
Leslie E. C. 34 Merrimac

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McEvoy Hugh, 53 Central

Murphy John, 47 Market

O’Brien Daniel, 57 Market

Quinn John, 1 Appleton’s block
VALENTI P. 4 Canal block (see ad-
vertising department, page 5)
Warren B., Prescott

Wyman Henry, 72 Central

Tea and Coffee Store.

CUMMINGS G. W. 6 John (see ad-
vertising department, page 19)

Teachers.

Dancing.

Ganson V., Wentworth’s building
Drawing.

McCausland P. 62 Central
Horsemanship.

Robinson J. W. 20 Paige

Music.

Foote W. S. 275 Merrimac

French E. 2 Baldwin court

Harrison James, 27 Kirk

Hutchinson Reuben, 432 Merrimac
Metcalf I. N., Andover

Wheeler H. Mrs. 51 East Merrimac
Willey Geo. F., Central, cor. Jackson
Writing.

Farnsworth Charles H. 161 Moody
Young Ladies’ Seminary.
Rogers D. S. Miss, Nesmith’s build’g

Tinsmith,

McNamee John, 16 Gorham

Tin Ware Manufacturers.

Whitten W. T., High, cor. Andover
WILDER & DANA, Jackson, near
Central (see advertising dept. p. 15)

Telegraph Office.

Vermont and Boston Line, Merrimac
street depot, H. W. Brickett, Agent

Ticket Agents.

Bradley Horatio, 182 Merrimac
Brickett H. W., Merrimac st. depot
Frawley P. 0. C. 55 Gorham

Lewis C. K. 1S2 Merrimac

Tool Manufacturer.

Bachelder A. G. 92 Howard

Tripe Dealers.

ADAMS SMITH, Walker, n. Mid-
dlesex (see adv. dept, page 20)

Trunks, Umbrellas, &c.

Allen Otis L. 114 Merrimac

Bascom William, 162 Merrimac

HARRIOT JOHN, JR. 68 Central
(see advertising department, p. 6)
Molloy George, 61 Market

Stone S. 120 Central

Tapley David, 264 Merrimac

Twine Manufacturer.

Nichols C. C. 84 Broadway

Umbrellas.

Brooks M. Y. 338 Merrimac

RUGG & GRIFFITH, 77 Merrimac
(see advertising department, p. 13)

Upholsterer.

McGovern Francis, 1 East Merrimac

Variety Stores.

Allen Otis L. 114 Merrimac

Amsden Stephen C. 17 Merrimac
Bedlow Artemas, Gorham, c. Charles
Besse J. V. 14 Tilden

Brent Eli, 75 Church

Brown Alice, 97 Central

Carney Bridget, 280 Merrimac

Clark J. 103 Merrimac

Clark R. 1 Tilden

Coffin Deborah C. 5 East Merrimac
Cook C 166 Suffolk

Curtis William W. Mrs. 197 Central
Davidson Charles, 302 Merrimac

Dunn William, 64 Dutton

Fay Roxanna, 12 Tilden

Fillmore John W. 13 East Merrimac
Finn Mary, 29 East Merrimac

Fisher M. Mrs. 219 Middlesex

1 Ford L. N. 344 Merrimac

Foster B. O. 9 Tilden

Frost Abigail, 362 Merrimac

Gilman Margaret, 316 Merrimac

Gilson Susan, 58 Middlesex

Godfrey Eliza, 117 Market

Hall Harriet W. 95 Merrimac
Hanrahan John, 85 East Merrimac
Harris George, 113 Middlesex

Hayward G. M. Mrs. 49 E. Merr.

Hill D. Mrs. 158 Suffolk

Hobbs Ruth A. 17£ Merrimac

Hollis M. A. Miss, 189 Central
Huntley John Mrs. 290 Merrimac
Hutchins J. B. 117 Central

Lamere A. 15 Merrimac

Lindley Mary J. 157 Middlesex
Livingston James H. 105 E. Merrimac
Martin George L. 11 Merrimac
Mathews G. 119 Middlesex

Mayberry E. 60 Middlesex

McAvoy John, 33 East Merrimac
McGovern F. 1 East Merrimac

Morrill H. A. 93 Central

Mulagh Margaret, 11 East Merrimac
Ogilvie N. J. 8 Tilden

Parker R. A. 181 Gorham

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262

Robinson James H. 23 Market
Sails H. M. 95 Central
Searle J. P. 70 Middlesex
Shaw R. S. Mrs. 125 Middlesex
Simpson J. Mrs. 300 Merrimac
Smith J. C. 19 Merrimac
Southmaid John K. 37 Merrimac
Tolman N. M. 334 Merrimac
Townsend Mary, 244 Gorham
Twombly Isaac II. , Tilden, c. Moody
Walton D. 49 Gorham
Watson Mary L. 2 Tilden
Welch M. 15 Tilden
Wentworth M. E. 236 Merrimac
White Thomas, 234 Merrimac
Wiley R. F. 105 Middlesex
Wilson John, 212 Merrimac
Wilson Joseph A. 170 Suffolk
Wing J. T. Miss, 3 John
Wood Lydia, 204 Merrimac
Wright L. W. 6 Tilden

Veterinary Surgeons.

Cogswell Charles, 26 Walnut
Marshall Jos., Middlesex, c. Walker
WOOD ROBERT, Merrimac, corner
Worthen (see adv. dept. p. 8)

Wadding and Batting Manufs.

Ripley Geo. & Co. 18 Appleton block
Wortn John P., Whipple's Mills

Watch Makers.

[See Jewellers.]

Atwood S. W. 80 Central
Johnson Jona, 168 Merrimac

Rayr.es Joseph, 41 Central
SANBORN AMOS, 25 Central (see
advertisement, page 5)

Water Wheels.

SWAIN A. M. 84 Broadway (see ad-
vertising department, page 22)

West India Goods.

[See Grocers.]

Wire Manufacturers.

Hale B. S. & Son, Whipple’s Mills

Wire worker.

Hildreth H. A. 10 Central

Wood.

Brown H. 53 Appleton
Hill E. A., Middlesex, cor. School
LIVINGSTON W. E. 9 Thorndike
(see advertising department, p. 23)
Penniman D. 75 Salem
Riley Michael, 15 Davidson
Russell & Stowell, Fletcher, c. W. av.
Tapley J., Jackson, at round house

Wood Turning.

Crosby George, Wamesit Mills
White Edward, Mechanics’ Mills

Wood Working Machinery.

Smith H. B., Fletcher, near Dutton

Wooden Screws.

Aldrich M. at O. Allen’s Mills

Woollen Goods, Yarns, &c.

Crowley John & Co., Whipple’s Mills

UNITED STATES

DIRECTORY

OF

MANUFACTURERS

AND

WHOLESALE DEALEHS.

TO BE ISSUED IN 1861.

PRICE, $10.

ADAMS, SAMPSON, & CO., .

DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS,

BOSTON, MASS.

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Municipal Election Second Monday in December.

City Government Organized First Monday in January.

CITY GOVERNMENT,— 1860.

Mayor, — BENJ. C. SARGEANT. Salary, $1 ,200.

ALDERMEN.

Edward F. Watson.
Lorenzo G. Howe.
James Watson.

Wm. G. Morse.

Henry H. Wilder.
Abner Frost.

Saml. T. Manahan.
Wm. S. Gardner.

COMMON COUNCIL.

William F. Salmon, President.

Ward 1. — Benj. S. Ireson, John P. Slocum, Enoch Quimby, Amos H.
Foster.

Ward 2. — Henry P. Clough, Wm. F. Salmon, Alfred S. Saunders,
Joseph L. Sargent.

Ward 3. — Geo. Hobson, Henry P. Perkins, Josiah B. Fielding,
Hocum Hosford.

Ward 4. — Caleb Crosby, Geo. W. Partridge, Morrill B. Bohonan,
George W. Young.

Ward 5 . — Josiah G. Peabody, George F. Morey, Sullivan L. Ward,
Wm. H. Lamson.

Ward 6. — Sami. T. Lancaster, Foster Nowell, Chas. A. Stott, William
Nichols.

City Cleric.. — John H. Me Alvin. Salary, Si, 000. Chosen in Conven-
tion of the City Council on the first Monday in January.

Clerk of Common Council. — Geo. Gardner. Salary, $200. Chosen
on the first Monday in January.

Messenger — Calvin Philbrick. Salary, $600. Appointed on the first
Monday of January, by Mayor and Aldermen.

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OFFICERS.

Treasurer and Collector. — Isaac C. Eastman. Salary, $1,000. Trea-
surer chosen in Convention of the City Council, m Januaiy. Col-
lector chosen by concurrent vote, or appointed by resolution, in
January or February.

Auditor of Accounts. — Geo. Gardner. Salary, $700. Chosen by con-
current vote, in January.

Assessors. — Amos Merriam, Wm. Lamson, Jr., Noah F. Gates, J. B. V.
Coburn, Benj. Goddard. Salary, — Chairman, $700 ; others, $550
each, and $150 lor Clerk hire. Chosen by concurrent vote, in
January.

Solicitor. — Theo. H. Sweetser. Salary, $900. Chosen by concurrent
vote, in January.

City Physician and Superintendent of Burials. — John W. Graves.
Salary, $600. He to furnish all the medicine pertaining to said
office. Chosen by concurrent vote, in January.

Surveyors of Iliyhivays. — The Mayor, and Aldermen Manahan and
Frost.

Superintendent of Streets. — Wilder Bennett. Salary, $900. Chosen
by concurrent vote, in January.

Superintendent of City Scales. — Jeroboam Howe. Salary, 60 per cent
of Fees received by him. All articles for the city to be weighed
free of charge. Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen, in January
or February.

Sealer of Weights and Measures . — Daniel Cushing. Appointed by
Mayor and Aldermen, in January or February.

City Marshal. — Frederick Lovejoy. Salary, $1,200. Chosen by con-
current vote, in January.

Deputy Marshal. — Eben H. Band. Compensation, $2.25 per day.
Appointed by Marshal, and approved by Mayor and Aldermen.

Agent for Sale of Liquors. — Joseph S. Pollard. Salary, $750. Ap-
pointed by Mayor and Aldermen, in May.

Constables. — Thomas W. Pressey, Daniel G. Greenleaf, Frederick
Lovejoy, Alpha B. Farr, Calvin Philbrick, Josiah Hubbard.

Police Officers. — Andrew J. McCoy, Captain of the Night Police * Har-
rison H. Fuller, Lyman Freeman, Warren D. Foss, Augustus B.
Foss, Squire L. Bailey, Caleb Bowker, Michael B. Caswell, John
Dougherty, Theophilus C. Blalsdel), Peter O. Dresser, Levi Brown,
David II. Goodhue, Jacob G. Favor, Jesse Huse, Thomas Ingalls,
David Morrison, Asa D. Clark, Eben H. Rand, Rufus L. Plaisted,
Thomas J. Sanborn, Geo. W. Sanborn, Josiah H. Stokes, Daniel H.
Sinclair, Frank T. Thissell, Rufus N. Willey.

Supernumeraries . — Charles P. Bowles, Wm. L. Clark, John B.
Carley, Wm. D. Gray, Isaac Kimball, Henry Marshall.

Compensation : $2 per day for those employed in the Police
Office. Captain of the Night Police, $2 per day. $1.50 per day for
others. Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen.

Police Officers not paid by the City. — Eleazer Burnham, Wm. H.
Clemence, Wm. L. Clark, Nathan F. Crafts, Wm. F. Eno, Lewis F.
Emery, Wm. B. Furbush, Southwell Farrington, James M. Gardner,
Danl. IT. Hardy, Bickford Lang, Milton Leathers, Isaac Page, Geo.

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W. Partridge. George W. Rose, Wm. M. Smith, Thomas S. Shaw,
Renj. Tit -omb, Joel M. Thurston, Elisha Thomas, Alfred Vickery,
A. B. Watson, John Willoughby, Jonathan Gould, George E.
Gould, William Lamson, isaiah Morse, Horatio N. Merrill, Alfred
Vickery, William Chenery.

Watchmen. — All the City Police. Appointed by the Mayor and Al-
dermen, in January.

Civil Engineer. — Richard W. Baker. Salary, $600. Chosen by con-
current vote, in January.

Health Commissioner. — Frederick Lovejoy.

Truant Commissioners. — Eben H. Rand, Jesse Huse, Frederick Love-
j°7-

Tythingmen. — The Marshal and all the City Police. Ten or more
chosen by concurrent vote, commencing in the Board of Aldermen,
in January or February.

Surveyors of Lumber. — Abner Frost, Lorenzo G. Howe, Aaron R.
Grant, Stephen C. Davis, James Howard, Joshua M. Hadley, Luther
Smith, James M. Howe. Four or more chosen by concurrent vote,
commencing in the Board of Aldermen.

Measurer of Wood and Baric. — Holland Streeter. Salary. $600.

Surveyors of Plastering and Painting. — Sam el K Hutchinson, J. M.
Hadley, Samuel J. Tuttle, Luther Smith, John W. Phillips.

Measurer of Upper Leather. — Willard Brown. Appointed by Mayor
and Aldermen, in April.

Superintendent of Street Lamps. — Samuel K. Pickering. Salary, $900.
Chosen by concurrent vote, in January.

Inspector of Bale or Bundle Hay. — Jeroboam Howe. Appointed by
Mayor and Aldermen.

Weigher of Hay and other Articles. — Horatio Fletcher.

Fence- Viewers. — Jeroboam Howe, Isaac Page. Joseph Hovey. Chosen
bv concurrent vote, commencing in the Board of Aldermen, in
January.

Field- Drivers. — Samuel R. Pickering, Gardner K. Eastman, Perley
Parker, Jr., Geo. Chase, Daniel Barry, Franklin Webster, A. W.
Bailey, Bickford Lang. Chosen by concurrent vote, commencing
in the Board of Aldermen, in January.

Pound-Keeper. — Edwin Saunders. Chosen by concurrent vote, com-
mencing in Board of Aldermen, in January.

Undertakers of Funerals. — Calvin T. Chamberlin, Ansel P. Lesure,
Terrence Hanover, James Farrelly. Appointed by Mayor and
Aldermen.

Crier. — Amos Packard. Licensed by Mayor and Aldermen.

Overseers of the Poor. — The Mayor; Aldermen Manahan and Morse;
Messrs. Ireson, Sargent, Hosford, Partridge, Morey, and Lancaster.
The regular meetings are held at the Almshouse, on the first day of
each month. If the first day be Sunday, the meeting is on the Sa-
turday preceding. Secretary of the Board , Francis II. Nourse.

WARD OFFICERS, I860.

Ward 1. — Warden , John H. Durgin. Clerk , Lucius W. Hunting-
ton. Inspectors , Marshall E. Thompson, John Warren,
Samuel Young.

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Ward 2. — I Varden, Joseph B. V. Coburn. Clerk, Clias. A. Kimball.

Inspectors, Wm. T. McNeill, Paul Perkins, Curtis
Huntley.

"Ward 3. — Warden, Ilenry Hull. Clerk, Wm. A. Lamb. Inspect-
ors, Samuel N. Wood, Ziba Abbott, Fordyce R. Norton.
Ward 4. — Warden, Hubbard Wilson. Clerk, Josiah E. Short, Jr.

Inspectors, John B. Hunt, A. L. Waite, John Pettingell.
Ward 5. — Warden , Cyrus H. Latham. Clerk , Horatio R. Fletcher.

Inspectors , David Tapley, Jonathan Kendall, John
Smith.

Ward 6. — Warden, Albion J. Dudley. Clerk, Charles II. Salmon.

Inspectors , Geo. E. Dana, Edward B. Howe, Luke C.
Dodge.

SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

The Mayor and President of the Common Council, ex-officiis, and
the following gentlemen, chosen in the Wards, at the meeting on the
second Monday in December : —

FOR 1859 AND 1860.

Ward.

1. James C. Abbott.

2. Linus Child.

3. William North.

Ward.

4. Benj. Walker.

5. Odin Nichols.

6. Geo. Stevens.

FOR 1860 AND 1861.

Ward.

Ward.

1. Erastus Douglass.

2. Wm. P. Webster.

3. Joshua Merrill.

Secretary.

The regular meetings of the School Committee are held at the Com-
mittee Room, on the last Saturday of each month, at 2 o’clock, r. M.

4. Moses W. Kidder.

5. Henry M. Hooke.

6. Owen Street.

- J. II. Me Alvin.

CITY SCHOOL LIBRARY.

Directors. — The Mayor and President of the Common Council,
ex-officiis, and the following persons, chosen by concurrent vote : —

Ward.

1.

Wm. G. Wise.

1 Ward.

4.

Hubbard Wilson.

2.

Amos Blanchard.

5.

Frederick Holton.

3.

Nathan Allen.

I 6.

Erastus Boyden.

Librarian. — Charles A. Kimball. Salary, $G00. Chosen by con-
current vote, in January.

SCHOOLS.

iiigii school.

(Between Anne and Kirk Streets.)

Principal. — Charles C. Chase.

Teacher of Mathematics. — J. S. Russell.

Teacher of Natural Sciences. — J. J. Colton.

Assistants. — James O. Scripture, Mary F. Eastman, Agnes A. Gillis.

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GRAHMAK SCHOOLS.

Edson. South Street.

Principal. — Perley Batch.

Assistants. — E. J. Eaton, F. S. Manahan, M. F. Carleton, M. A.
Webster, Mary F. Dana, F. M. Hemenway, Mary F. Lovejoy, L. E.
Edmands.

Bartlett. Clark Street.

Principal. — S. Bement.

Assistants. — H. M. Cooper, M. E. Pike, C. E. Holt, Marietta Melvin,
Mary C. Gardner, M. A. B. Kent, S. P. Wetherbee, S. E. Woodward.

Franklin. Middlesex Street.

Principal. — A. B. Hey wood.

Assistants. — E. J. Butterfield, E. W. Clement, Orrissa J. Churchill.

Mann. Lewis Street.

Principal. — S. A. Chase.

Assistants. — E. A. D. Tapley, M. A. Tapley, L. F. Howe.

Moody. East Merrimac Street.

Principal. — Joseph Peabody.

Assistants. — D. M. Huntoon, E. A. Battles, C. A. Yinal.

Green. Middlesex Street.

Principal. — Charles Morrill.

Assistants. — M. E. Wight, E. S. Toppan, E. T. Hunton.

Colburn. Lawrence Street
Principal. — A. Walker, Jr.

Assistants. — C. A. Woods, F. 0. Dodge, L. E. True.

Varnum. Myrtle Street.

Principal. — D. P. Galloup.

Assistants . — Alcey Stevens, Harriet Bradley, P. C. Coburn, S. A.
Bradley.

Professor of Writing . — Charles H. Farnsworth.

IXTERMED1ATE SCHOOLS.

No. 1. Lewis Street. M. E. Pearson, Principal. A. B. Wright,
Assistant.

No. 2. East Merrimac Street. Lucy M. Yaile, Principal. S. E.
Bailey, Assistant.

No. 3. Middle Street. A. L. Ellis, Principal . F. E. Lawson,
Assistant.

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No.

PKIMAKY SCHOOLS.

Location .

Teachers .

No. 1.

Middle Street,

.Antoinette Wight.

No. 2.

School Street,

.Lucy Anne Hill.

No. 3.

Paige Street,

. Lucy A. Farrington.

No. 4.

Centre Street,

Hamilton Corporation,

.Lucy F. Carleton.

No. 5.

.Elizabeth A. Stearns.

No. 6.

Hamilton Corporation,

.Jennie H. Dennis.

No. 7.

Chapel Street,

.Harriet W. Moore.

No. 8.

Worthen Street,

.E S Dickcrman.

No. 9.

Church Street,

.Martha S. Williams.

No. 10.

Race Street,

.Martha A. Neale.

No. 11.

Cross Street,

.Ann M. Murphy.

No. 12.

Tilde n Street,

.Eliza Merriam.

No. 13.

Carter Street,

.E. W. Frost.

No. 14.

Andover Street,.

.Adaline Rea.

No. 15.

Adams Street,

No. 1G.

Cabot Street,

No. 17.

Middlesex Street,

. H. H. Currier.

No. 18.

Central Street,

.Eliza Cowley.

No. 19.

Charles Street,

.Laura J. Pindar.

No. 20.

Charter Street,

.E. L. Snell.

No. 21.

Chapel Street,

.Sarah L. Gates.

No. 22.

Adams Street,

Tilden Street,

No. 23.

. Eliza T. Braley.

No. 24.

Howard Street,

Chestnut Street,

.Ellen A. Bridge.

No. 25.

No. 26.

Salem Street,

. C. A. Manahan.

No. 27.

Church Street,

.Charlotte S. Kaimes.

No. 28.

Grand Street,

.Emily M. Warren.

No. 29.

Middle Street,

.Jane E. Horner.

No. 30.

Mill Street,

Powell Street,

No. 31.

. Abby D. (rates.

No. 32.

Adams Street,

.Ellen S. Coughlan.

No. 33.

Lawrence Street,

Middlesex Street,

.Maria Osgood.

No. 34.

.Lizzie L. Lowe.

No. 35.

East Merrimac Street,

. Aurelia L. Howe.

No. 36.

Moody Street,

Mary A. Beard.

No. 37.

Fayette Street,

. Eliza M. Straw.

No. 38.

Cabot Street,

. Harriet J. Ward.

No. 39.

Charles Street,

.E. A. Calef.

No. 40.

Rock Street,

. Sarah P. Peaslee.

No. 41.

Fayette Street,

.Mary E. Wav.

No. 42.

Lawrence Street,

.Eliza A. Noyes.

No. 43.

Cross Street,

. Ann M. Cummiskey.

No. 44.

Cross Street,

.M. L. Hill.

No. 45.

Cross Street,

.

No. 46.

Rock Street,

.A. M. Eaton.

No. 47.

Myrtle Street,

.Miranda W. Bradley.

No. 48.

Tremont Street,

. Abby J. Hill.

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No. Location. Teacher.

No. 49. Fourth Street, Caroline A. Page.

No. 50. Middlesex Street, Antoinette J. Baker.

No. 51. Eliot Street, O. B. Bean.

The Bartlett, Edson, and Yarnum are graded schools . Principal,
Si, 000. Assistant: $250, 1st year; $275, 2d year; $300, 3d year.

SALARIES OF TEACHERS.

High School . — Principal, $1,400. Three Male Assistants, $1,000
each. Two Female Assistants, $600 and $500.

Grammar Schools. — Principal, $1,000. Female Assistant: 1st year,
$225 ; 2d year, $250; 3d year, 275.

Intermediate Schools. — Principal, $350. Assistant: 1st year, $200 ;
2d year, $225 ; 3d year, $250 ; 4th year, $275.

Primary Schools. — Teacher: 1st year, $250 ; 2d year, $275; 3d
year, $30*0.

Teacher of Penmanship and Bookkeeping. — C. H. Farnsworth.
Salary, $1,050.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Appointed by the Mayor and Aldermen, on the first Wednesday in
April.

Chief Engineer. — Asahel D. Puffer. Salary, $300.

Assistant Engineers. — Joesph Tilton, A. II. Foster, H. L. Eaton,
James Sands, C. H. Arlen. Compensation, $50 each, and $12 extra to
the clerk.

Clerk of the Board. — William II. Lamson. Salary, $G2.

EX GIVES ASTI) LOCATIONS.

Excelsior, No. 1. Foreman , C. G. Luscomb; Assistant Foreman ,
Abraham Shephard. Clerk , Charles E. Ricker.

Wamesit, No. 3 (Steam Engine). Foreman, John C. Hall; As-
sistant Foreman , Levi Ray; Clerk, Leonard Brown ; Engineer , Frank
S. Perkins; Assistant Engineer , George Austin; Fireman , Henry
Harrington.

Merrimac, No. 4. Foreman , William Barnard ; Assistant Fore-
man, John H. Durgin ; Clerk , John H. Clay.

Tiger, No. 5. Foreman, Samuel D. Shipley ; Assistant Foreman,
George W. Barnard; Clerk, Charles R. Brittell.

Mazeppa, No. 10. Foreman, Gilbert C. Carr; Assistant Foreman ,
William E. Howe ; Clerk, Charles P. Lord.

Torrent, No. 12. Foreman , S. Iv. Pickering; Assistant Foreman,
George Sin th ; Clerk, John C. Blood.

Deluge, No. 14. Foreman, Ira W. Dunlap; ^dsststan* Foreman,
A. Campbell ; Clerk , James Melvin.

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Hook and Ladder Company. Foreman , Amos B. Drown ; As-
sistant Foreman, Stephen Kenney; Clerk , Joseph W. Pratt.

Hydrant Hose Co. Foreman, Samuel W. Taylor; Assistant
Foreman , William S. Prescott; Clerk , William K. Doe.

MANUFACTURING COMPANIES.

mersimac maxufacturixo CO.

Foot of Dutton St. Incorporated in 1822. Capital, $2,500,000.
Number of Mills, 6, and Print Works. Spindles, 85,840 ; looms,
2,400. Females empl lyed, 1428 ; males, 700. Yards made per week,

400.000. F. B. Crowningshield, Treasurer ; office in Boston, 5 Tre-
mont Street. Isaac Hinckley, Agent. T. G. Gerrish, Paymaster.
Henry Burrows, Superintendent Print Works. Edward Tufts, Pay-
master, P. W.

HAMILTON MA^fJFACTCKISG CO.

Jackson Street. Incorporated in 1825. Capital, $1,200,000.
Number of Mills, 4, and Print Works. Spindles, 48,328 ; looms
1,382. Females employed, 850 ; males, 400. Yards made per week.

235.000. William B. Bacon, Treasurer ; office in Boston, 5 Tremont
Street. John Avery, Agent. D. G. Lang, Paymaster. William
Spencer, Superintendent Print Works. B. Walker, Paymaster.

APPLETOS C03IPASY.

Jackson Street. Incorporated in 1828. Capital, $600,000.
Number of Mills, 3. Spindles, 19,872; looms, 707. Females em-
ployed, 400 ; males, 120. Yards made per week, 160,000. William
B. Bacon, Treasurer ; office in Boston, 5 Tremont Street. George
Motley, Agent. A. H. Robinson, Paymaster.

LOWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

Market Street. Incorporated in 1828. Capital, $2,000,000.
Number of Mills, 3, — one spinning, one carpet, and one cotton.
Spindles, 7,016 wool, 8,050 cotton; looms, 211 power carpet, 205 cot-
ton. Yards of carpet made per week, 25,000, besides 100,000 other
goods. Females employed, 800 ; males, 500. Israel Whitney, Trea-
surer ; office in Boston, 28 State Street. Samuel Fay, Agent. William
F. Salmon, Paymaster.

MIDDLESEX COMPANY.

Warren Street. Incorporated in 1830. Capital, $500,000.
Number of Mills, 4, and 3 Dye-Houses. Spindles, 16,340; looms,
200 broadcloth, 200 cassimere. Females employed, 730 ; males, 575.
Yards of broadcloth made per week, 3,000 ; narrow, 24,000. Richard
S. Fay, Jr., Treasurer; office in Boston, 69 Federal Street. O. H.
Perry, Agent. S. D. Sargeant, Paymaster.

LAWRENCE MANUFACTURING CO.

Suffolk Street. Incorporated in 1830. Capital, $1,500,000.
Number of Mills, 5. Spindles, 58,624; looms, 1,852. Females em-

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ployed, 1,300 ; males, 300. Yards made per week, 360,000. Henry
Y. Ward, Treasurer ; office in Boston, 39 Kilby Street. William S.
Southworth, Agent . T. L. P. Lamson, Paymaster,

SUFFOLK MAXUFACTUKIIfG CO.

Suffolk Street. Incorporated in 1830. Capital, $600,000.]

Number of Mills, 3. Spindles, 21,986 ; looms, 800. Females em-
ployed, 533 ; males, 120. Yards made per week, 154,000. Henry Y.
Ward, Treasurer ; office in Boston, 39 Kilby Street. John Wright,
Agent, John B. Me Alvin, Paymaster.

THE FKO|»KIETOKS OF THE TREMONT MILLS.

Tremont St. Incor. in 1830. Capital, $600,000.

Number of Mills, 2. Spindles, 20,448; looms, 760. Females em-
ployed, 550 ; males, 150. Yards made per week, 230,000. Henry Y.
Ward, Treasurer; office in Boston, 39 Kilby Street. Charles F.
Battles, Agent. Joseph S. Holt, Paymaster,

LOWELL BLEACHEKY.

In southern section of the city Inc. in 1832. Cap. $300,000.

Mills, Bleachery, and Dye-House. Females employed, 40; males,
360. Samuel G. Snelling, Treasurer ; office in Boston, 4 Liberty
Square. F. P. Appleton, Agent. Henry P. Perkins, Paymaster .

BOOTT COTTOA MILLS.

On Amory Street. Incorporated in 1835. Capital, $1,200,000.

Number of Mills, 5. Spindles, 54,936 ; looms, 1,534; cards, 392.
Females employed, 870; males, 262. Yards made per week, 300,000.
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Treasurer; office in Boston, 60 State Street.
Linus Child, Agent. J. F. Trott, Paymaster.

MASSACHUSETTS COTTOX MILLS.

Merrimac, near Concord Biver. Inc. in 1829. Cap. $1,800,000.

Number of Mills, 6. Spindles, 58,440; looms, 1,971. Females
employed, 1,300 ; males, 400. Yards made per week, 540,000. Homer
Bartlett, Treasurer ; office in Boston, 60 State Street. Frank F.
Battles, Agent. J. Crosby, Paymaster .

PRESCOTT COTTOX MILLS.

On Merrimac Street, near Concord River.

Homer Bartlett, Treasurer; office in Boston, 60 State ^ Street.
William Brown, Agent. Amos Rugg, Paymaster. [The statistics of
these Mills are embraced in those of the Massachusetts, and the Mills
are owned by that Company.]

BELYIDEBE WOOLLEX MAYUFACTUKIYG COMPAXY.

Howe Street. Organized in 1853. Capital, $75,000.

Woollen Machinery, 6 sets. Number yards Domestic Flannels made
per week, 12,000. Walter Farnsworth, President. Charles Stott,
Agent. Charles A. Stott, Paymaster.

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LOWELL MACniYE SHOP.

Dutton Street. Incorporated in 1845. Capital, $600,000.

Four Shops, Smithy, and Foundry. Males employed, from 400 to
1,000. J. Thomas Stevenson, Treasurer ; office in Boston, at Boston and
Lowell Depot. William A. Burke, Agent William W. Sherman,
Paymaster.

WAGES AXD PRODUCTS.

Average wages of females, clear of board, per week $2 00

Average wages of males, clear of board, per day 0 80

Medium produce of a loom, No. 14 yarn, yards per day 45

Medium produce of a loom, No. 30 yarn, yards per day 33

Average per spindle, yards per day 1^

.Recapitulation. Total amount of capital employed by the above
Mills is $13,400,000. Number of Mills, 54. Number of spindles,
400,390. Number of looms, 12,139. Number of females employed,
8,771. Number of males employed, 4,250. The total number of
yards manufactured in one week is as follows: — Cotton Cloth, 2,397,-
000; Woollen Cloth, 30,000; Flannels, 12,000; Carpets, 25,000;
number of Rugs, 50; Cotton consumed per week, 842, OoO pounds ;
Wool, 75,000 pounds. Yards dyed and printed, 15,574,000.

The annual consumption of anthracite coal is 30,850 tons; charcoal,
27,750 bushels; wood, 1,620 cords. Also, 58,917 gallons oil; 20,000
gallons lard ; 1,601,000 pounds of starch, and 1,385 barrels of flour.
The mills are warmed by steam, and lighted with gas.

The Middlesex Company make use annually of 2,000,000 teasels,

1.200.000 lbs. fine wool, 20,000 lbs. glue, $15,000 worth of dye-stuffs,
and $13,000 worth of soap.

In addition to the above, the Merrimac Manufacturing Company use

1.900.000 lbs. of madder, 150,000 do. copperas, 170,000 do. alum-,

160.000 do. sumac, 40,000 do. soap, 20,000 do. indigo per annum.

The Lowell Bleachery use 40,000 lbs. indigo, and $30,000 worth of

other dyeing material per year.

PROPRIETORS OF TIIE LOCKS A\D CASALS OX MERRI-
MAC RIVER.

Incorporated, 1792.

James B. Francis, Agent J. H. B. Ayer, Paymaster .

LOWELL GAS EIGHT COMPAXY.

Capital, $200,000.

Capacity of works, 150,000 cubic feet per day. Commenced light-
ing January 1st, 1850. John Wright, President I). B. Bartfett,
Clerk. John F. Rogers, Treasurer. John Wright, Wm. A. Burke,
Levi Sprague, John Avery, James B. Francis, Sewall G. Mack, Isaac
C. Hinckley, Directors. Mertoun C. Bryant, Agent D. B. Bartlett,
Paymaster. George M. Elliott, Clerk. Office, Middle Street, corner
Shattuck.

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BANKS.

Annual meeting in October. Dividends declared first Monday in
April and October.

APPLETOX IJAXK.

Appleton Block, 102 Central, corner of Hurd Street.
Incorporated, 1847. Capital, $200,000. Par value of share, $100

John A. Knowles, President. John F. Kimball, Cashier . John A.
Knowles, J. B. French, Isaac Farrington, W. L. North, A. Putnam,
C. B. Richmond, George Bragdon, John Nesmith, A. W. Buttrick,
Directors. D. W. Cushing, Clerk.

Discount, Mondays and Thursdays. Bank hours, 9 to 12, A. M.,
and 2 to 4, p. M. ; closed Saturday afternoons.

LOWELL BAXK,

Savings Bank Building.

Incorporated, 1828. Capital, $200,000.

John O. Green, President. J. L. Ordway, Cashier. Nathan G.
Lamson, Clerk . Joshua Bennett, Edward Tuck, Phineas Whiting,
Joel Spalding, Frederick Ayer, John Waugh, W. H. P. Wright, John
O. Green, Cyril French, Directors.

Discount, Mondays and Thursdays. Bank hours, from 9 till 12, A. M.,
and from 2 till 4, p. M. ; closed Saturday afternoons.

MERCnAXTS* BAXK.

Nesmith’s Building, Merrimac Street.

Incorporated, March 28, 1854. Capital $150,000.

R. Southwick, President. J. N. Pierce, jr., Cashier. Isaac S. Morse*
Asa Hildreth, Hocum Hosford, Thomas Nesmith, Royal Southwick*
Jonathan Tyler, Daniel Swan, W. W. Wyman, Albert \ V heeler,
Joseph Bedlow, D. W. C. Farrington, Directors . Henry P. Webber,
Clerk.

Bank hours, 9 to 12, A. M., and 2 to 4, p. m. ; closed Saturday
afternoons. Discount, Mondays and Thursdays.

PRESCOTT ISAAK.

49 Central Street.

Incorporated, 1850. Capital, $200,000.

Joel Adams, President. Artemas S. Tyler, Cashier. Samuel Bur-
bank, Charles B. Coburn, Daniel S. Richardson, Edward F. Sherman,
Elijah M. Reed, of Tewksbury, Charles Scott, J. L. Cheney, J. A.
Brabrook, Joel Adams, Silas Tyler, jr., Benjamin Adams, North
Chelmsford, Directors. Chai’les A. Kendall, Teller.

Bank hours, 9 to 12, a. m., and 2 to 4, p. m. ; closed Saturday, P. m.

Discount, Mondays and Thursdays.

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KAILKOAU 1SAXK.

Carleton Block, Merrimac Street.

Incorporated, 1831. Capital, $600,000. Par value of share, $75.

S. W. Stickney, President. John F. Rogers, Cashier . L. C. M un-
roe, Clerk. S. \V\ Stickney, Homer BanLtt, William A. Burke,
Linus Child, Charles L. Tilden, Charles Hovey, Sewall G. Mack,
George Motley, John Wright, Directors.

Discount, Tuesdays and Fridays. Bank open from 9 till 2 ; on
Saturdays, from 9 to 12.

WAMESIT IiAVK.

Middlesex Street, near the Depot.

Incorporated, 1853. Capital, $150,000.

Wm. A. Richardson, President. John H. Buttrick, Cashier . Wm.
A. Richardson, Chas. H. Wildes, Jacob Kelley, Ignatius Tyler, Abiel
Rolfe, Josiah Gates, Samuel Horn, Alpheus R. Brown, Henry C. Howe,
Directors. James S. Welch, Clerk.

Discount, Tuesdays and Fridays. Bank hours, from 9 to 12, A. M.,
and from 2 to 4, p. M.

LOWELL INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS.

Savings Bank Building.

Incorporated, 1829.

Theodore Edson, President. John O. Green, Elisha Huntington,
John Avery, Vice Presidents . Amos Blanchard, Samuel L. Dana,
William S. Southworth, George Motley, Daniel Cushing, Stephen
Cushing, Albert Mallard, William North, Charles A. Savory, Trus-
tees. James G. Carney, Treasurer . George J. Carney, Assistant
Treasurer. Nathan G. Lamson, Clerk.

Office open Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from 2 till 4 o’clock
in the afternoon, and from 6 till 9 o’clock in the evening.

CITY INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS.

Office at Appleton Bank.

Incorporated, 1848.

Nathan Allen, President. Horace Howard, William North, J. G.
Abbott, Vice-Presidents. Jonathan Tyler, Stephen Mansur, George
Bragdon, John Mixer, J. B. French, Jacob Robbins, Abner W. But-
trick, Charles H. Wilder, A. L. Brooks, Abram French, James B.
Francis, Trustees. John A. Buttrick, Treasurer .

Open afternoons, and Thursday and Saturday evenings.

LOWELL FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK.

Incorporated, 1854.

Receives deposits in sums from Jive cents to one thousand dollars ,
and pays interest semi-annually, at the rate of five per cent per annum,
with an extra dividend of profits every three years.

Located at the Prescott Bank, corner of Central and Market Streets.

LOWELL DIRECTORY. 275

Open every Tuesday and Saturday evenings, from 7 to 9 ; and every
afternoon, from 2 to 4 o’clock, except Saturday.

Horatio Wood, President. Hon. Linus Child, Hon. Jonathan Hart-
well, Litrleton, Hon Nathan Crosby, Rev. E. B. Foster, Samuel W.
Stickney, Vice-Presidents. John W. P. Abbott, Jos. A. Rrabrook,
Sewall G. Mack, Benjamin Adams, Samuel Burbank, Isaac S. Morse,
Jo-1 Adams, Thomas Talbot, William A. Richardson, C. B. Coburn,
Samuel Fay, Ignatius Tyler, Frank F. Battles, John F. Kimball, Hap-
good Wright, Trustees . Artemas S. Tyler, Treasurer. Joel Adams,
Samuel Burbank, John F. Kimball, William A. Richardson, Hapgood
Wright, Board of Investment.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Howard Fire Insurance Company (Lowell). Office, Cen-
tral. N. Allen, President. J. W. Daniels, Secretary and Treasurer.
Nathan Allen, Walter Wright, Samuel Burbank, Stephen Cushing,
C. M Marvel, J. W. Daniels, Henry C. Howe, Ephraim Brown,
J. G. Abbott, John Avery, Arthur P. Bonney, E. M. Read, Lowell;
A. A. Miner, Benjamin E. Bates, A. T. Lowe, Leister M. Clark,
Reuben E. Demmon, Boston, — Directors .

Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Office, 49 Cen-
tral Street. James K. Fellows, President. George W. Bean, Secretary.
Jonathan Tyler, John Nesmith, Ransom Reed. Stephen Mansur, A. R.
Brown, I. S. Morse, Wm. Fiske, Josiah S. Howe, Jonathan Page, Wm.
P. Brazer, J. H. B. Ayer, W. H. Wiggin, Abr. French, J. K. Fellows,
A. B. Buttrick, Directors.

Traders and Mechanics* Insurance Company (Lowell).
Office, 27 Central Street. C. B. Coburn, President. E. F. Sherman,
Secretary. Charles B. Coburn, Thomas Nesmith, L. G. Howe, Levi
Sprague, S. W. Stickney, Isaac Place, Edward Tuck, D. S. Richard-
son, Hocum Hosford, E. F. Sherman, Directors.

Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company (Concord,
Mass.). Joel Adams, Agent , 49 Central Street.

Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company (Newark, N. J.).
Joshua Merrill, Agent.

New England Mutual Life Insurance Company (Boston).
S. W. Stickney, Agent. Office, Railroad Bank.

Thomas C. Kendrick, 18 Appleton Block, 94 Central Street, is
Agent for the following Companies : —

AStna Fire Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
Charlestown Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Charles-
town.

Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.

North American Fire Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Spring-
field.

Western Massachusetts Insurance Company, Pittsfield.

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LOAN FUND ASSOCIATIONS.

Lowell Mutual Loan and Fund Association. John W.
Graves, President. J. F. Manahan, Secretary. Office, 19 Appleton
Block.

Merrimac Mutual Loan Fund Association. Caleb Crosby,
President . J. F. Manahan, Secretary. Office, 19 Appleton Block.

SOCIETIES AND COMPANIES.

CITY LIBRARY.

This Library now contains more than twelve thousand volumes,
and is open every afternoon from two to five, and every evening,
except Wednesday, from seven to nine o’clock (holidays excepted).
Any citizen of Lowell can take out books, on application to the
librarian, by paying fifty cents a year to the librarian, and ex-
pressing a willingness to be governed by the rules and regulations of
the library. The library is in the third story of the City Government
building. Frederick Holton, B. G. Sargeant, W. F. Salmon, Wm. G.
Wise, Bev. Amos Blanchard, Nathan Allen, Hubbard Willson, Erastus
Boyden, Directors. Charles A. Kimball, Librarian .

MIDDLESEX MECHANICS’ ASSOCIATION.

Incorporated in 1825. Booms, Mechanics’ Building, Dutton Street.

Sewall G. Mack, President. Jeremiah Clark, Vice-President. Wm.
F. Salmon, Secretary. John W. Smith, Treasurer. Horatio G. Bur-
gess, Caleb Crosby, Oliver E. Cushing, Ferdinand Bodliff, William A.
Bichardson, Paul Hill, Charles Wilkins, H. W. B. Wightman, Trustees .
Nathan F. Crofts, Librarian. Sewall G. Mack, ex-officio , Elisha Hunt-
ington, Wm. Hardman, Mertoun C. Bryant, Andrew Moody, Stephen
F. Gates, Samuel P. Hadley, Jr., Directors of the Library and Pleading
Room.

The Association owns Mechanics’ Building, on Dutton Street; has
a Library of upwards of 8,000 volumes, and a spacious Beading Boom,
where may be found the most desirable papers and periodicals of the
day. It has also a valuable Cabinet of Natural History, &c., which
forms what is called the “ Whipple Department.” In the Hall are
highly finished paintings of Washington, Webster, Kirk Boot, Patrick
T. Jackson, Abbott Lawrence, Nathan Appleton, and John A. Lowell.
The present number of members is about 950, including females, who
are entitled to the privileges of the Library. Price of membership,
$6. Annual assessments, $>1 for males and 50 cents for females.
Meetings of the Association are held on the first Thursday of April,
July, October, and January. The annual meeting for the choice of
officers is on the first Thursday of April.

LOWELL CEAIETEKX.

O. M. Whipple, President. John F. Bogers, Clerk and Treasurer
Joshua Merrill, Jonathan Tyler, L. K. Hutchinson, Edward F. Watson,

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Stephen Cushing, Charles Hovey, Samuel Burbank, Paul Perkins,
S. W. Stickney, John L. Cheney, Andrew Moody, William A. Burke,
Trustees . Wm. M. Smith, Superintendent. Price of Lots, $35.

LOWELL HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION

Hospital, Merrimac, corner Pawtucket.

* This Association was organized in 1840, by the several manufactur-
ing companies in Lowell, for the convenience and comfort of persons
employed by them respectively, when sick. The charges are $4
per week for men, and $3 for women. If the patients are able,
they are to pay the Superintendent ; if not able, the corporations from
which they go are responsible, and the patients are then responsible to
the corporations. Relatives or friends of patients may be admitted to
visit them any day in the week, except Sundays, from 10 to 12, and 2
to 4, p. m., and at other times, if necessary, with a special permit from
one of the Trustees, or from the Physician or Surgeon of the Hos-
pital. Also, arrangements have been made by which patients not con-
nected with the corporations may be admitted, by special agreement
with the Superintendent.

Officers. — John Avery, Chairman ; F. F. Battles, Secretary ; Linus
Child, Treasurer ; William Spencer, Samuel Fay, Jr., George Motley,
John Wright, Isaac Hinckley, F. F. Battles, John White, William S.
South worth, William A. Burke, J. B. Francis, John Avery, Henry
Burrows, Trustees; Gilman Kimball, M. D., Physician and Superin-
tendent .

LOWELL DISPENSARY.

Established and incorporated in 1836, for the purpose of furnishing
medicine and medical advice to the poor, gratis.

James G. Carney, Chairman of Board of Managers. J. L. Ordway,
Secretary and Treasurer. Physicians : Dr. David Wells, Northern
District ; Dr. Hanover Dickey, Southern District. Consulting Physician ,
Dr. John O. Green.

LOWELL MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.

Formed in 1843. Office, Free Chapel, Middlesex Street.

Open every day from 4 to 5 o’clock, p. M., except in the month of
August. During the winter season, a female assistant is in attendance
from 2 to 5, p. m. Any cases of poverty submitted to her judgment
or investigation will be attended to as promptly as possible. Order
box at the office door.

Officers, 1 85 7. — John Avery, President. Frederick Hinckley, John
Nesmith, A. R. Brown, N. M. Wright, Charles B. Coburn, William C.
Tenney, F. H. Nourse, Directors . William G. Wise, Treasurer . Hap-
good Wright, Secretary. Rev. Horatio Wood, Minister at Large.
Matthias Parkhurst, Collector.

SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME.

Lady Superior , Sister Diseree. Teachers , Sisters Constantina, Sta-
nislaus, Gertrude, M. Rose, Rose, Maria, M. Theresa, Ursula, Xavier,

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Francisca, Ann Louise, Cecelia, M. Agathe, M. Josephine, M. Antony.
School located on Adams Street, near Cross.

MASOXIC.

Rooms in Nesmith’s Block, John Street.

Pilgrim Encampment Knights Templar. Instituted, October,
1855. C. F. Blanchard, Grand Com.; William S. Gardner, General -
issimo ; Jos. Bedlow, Capt. General ; Edward Tuck, Treasurer ; Geo.
W. Bedlow, Recorder. Meetings, Wednesday evening after full moon.

Aiiasukrus Council of Royal and Select Masters. Re-
organized, Dec. 23, 1856. Officers elected, October, 1857. Joseph
Bedlow, T. 1. G. M. ; Maynard Bragg, R. I. G. M. ; Benjamin Ball,
I. G. M. ; S. K. Hutchinson, M.ofC.; William North, M. of Ex.;
Geo. W. Bedlow, R.

Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter. Chartered, 1826. Jona-
than P. Folsom, II. P. ; Geo W. Bedlow, K. ; H. Hosford, S. ; Thos.
G. Gerrish, C. of II.; Edw’d Tuck, Treas .; Josiah E. Short jr. Sec.
Meetings in Masonic Hall, Monday evening on or before each full moon.

Pentucket Lodge. Instituted, 18u5. Wm. North. IF.il/.; H.
N. Hall, S. Ward.; Thomas G. Gerrish,./. Ward.; Albert Mallard,
7 Yeas.; S. E. Bickford, Sec. Meetings in Masonic Hall, Thursday
evening on or before full moon.

Ancient York Lodge. Instituted. 1852. William F. Salmon,
W.M.; Geo. W. Bedlow, S. Ward.; John A. Goodwin,/. Ward ;
Wm. Lamson, Treas.; Wm. J. Burnham, Sec. Meetings in Masonic
Hall, Wednesday evening on or before full moon.

For further information, see page 288.

IYDEPEXBEYT ORDER OF OI)D FELLOWS.

Rooms in Appleton Block, on Central Street.

Merrimac Lodge, No. 7, Monday evenings.

Mechanics’ Lodge, No. 11, Friday evenings.

Oberlin Lodge, No. 28, Tuesday evenings.

Monomake Eneamp’nt, No. 4, 2d and 4th Thursdays in the month.
Plymouth Rock Lodge, No. 1. Organized, March 2, 1859. Meet-
ings every Saturday evening. Officers chosen in May and November
of each year.

SOATS OF TEMPERANCE.

Equality Division, S. of T., No. 182.

Passaconaway Division, S. of T., No. 158.

Pawtucket Division, S. of T., No. 64.

Wamesit Division, S. of T., No. 24.

band of music.

Lowell Brigade Band. — George Brooks, Leader; Charles N.
Currier, Director and Clerk; William K. Doe, Treasurer. Office at
Rugg & Griffith’s, 77 Merrimac Street.

NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.

Loioell Daily Journal and Courier. Established in 1824. Office, 21
Central Street. Terms, $5 per annum. Stone & Huse, Proprietors.

Lowell Weekly Journal and Courier. Office, 21 Central Street.
Proprietor and Publisher, the same as the “ Daily Journal and Courier.”
Terms, $2 per year.

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Lowell Advertiser (Demo ratic). Established in 1834. Daily. Terms,
S3 per year. Office, Spaulding’s Building, 48 Central Street. Hil-
dreth & Hunt, Publishers.

Lowell Patriot and Advertiser (Democratic). Established in 1834.
Weekly. Office and Publishers, same as the “ Advertiser.” Terms,
Si per annum.

Lowell Daily Citizen and News (American Republican). Estab-
lished, June 4, 1851. Published by Knapp & Morey, 44 Central
Street. C. L Knapp, Editor. Terms, $4 per annum.

American Citizen. Established, May, 1854. Published every Friday
in connection with the “ Daily Citizen and News.” Terms, $2 per
year.

Vox Populi (Neutral). Established in 1841. Published weekly, by
Stone & Huse, at 21 Central Street. Terms, $ 2 per annum.

MIDDLESEX COUNTY OFFICERS,

Judge of Probate and Insolvency. — Wm. A. Richardson, Lowell.

Register of Probate and Insolvency. — Joseph H. lyler, East Cam-
bridge.

Assistant Register of Probate and Insolvency. — Isaac F. Jones, East
Cambridge.

Clerk of the Courts. — Benj. F. Ham, East Cambridge.

Assistant Clerk. — Mardiall Preston, Lexington.

Registers of Deeds. — Caleb Hayden, East Cambridge; A. B. Wright,
Lowell

County Treasurer — Amos vStone, Charlestown.

Overseers of House of Cori ection. — William Parmenter, Cambridge;
Jan e. M. Usher, Medford; Samuel Chandler, Lexing on.

Master of House of Correction. — Charles J Adams, Cambridge.

Sheriff. — Chas. Kimball, Lowell

Deputy Sheriffs.

Brighton, Benjamin F »bes. Cambridge, East , Samuel W. Richard-
son. Cambridge port. Hosea Jewell. Charlestown, John B. Dearborn.
Concord, John B. Moore. Dracut , Jefferson Bancroft. Framingham ,
Joseph G. Bannister. Groton , Andrew liobb ns. Groton Junction,
E S. Clark. Ilopkinton, Jonathan Whi temore. Lo well, Joseph But-
terfield, Edwin L. Shed, James Hopkins. Malden, Aug. L. Barrett.
Marlborough , Edward A. Gay. Medford, John T. White. Natick ,
Ephraim II Brigham. Stoneliam., II zen W hitcher. Townsend, Ben-
jamin F. LeA is. Waltham, Kben W. Fisk. . Woburn, Horace Colla-
injie Reading, Daniel B. Lovejoy.

Jailers.

Cambridge , Chatles J. Adams. Concord, Samuel Staples. Lowell ,
Chanes Kimb.Ji.

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Times and Places of holding Probate Courts.

Probate Courts are holden at Cambridge, on the 2d and 4th Tues-
days of January, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of February, 2d and 4th Tues-
days of March, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of April, 2d Tuesday of May, 2d
Tuesday of June, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of August, 2d Tuesday of
September, 2d Tuesday of October, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of Novem-
ber, 2d and 4 th Tuesdays of December.

At Lowell , on the 1st Tuesday of February, 1st Tuesday of April,
1st Tuesday of June, 1st Tuesday of September, and 1st Tuesday of
December.

At Concord , on the 1st Tuesday of January, 1st Tuesday of March,
1st Tuesday of May, and 1st Tuesday of October.

At Framingham , on the 4th Tuesday of June, and 4th Tuesday of
October.

At Groton , on the 4tli Tuesday of May, and 4th Tuesday of Sep-
tember.

Times and Places of holding Insolvency Courts.

At Cambridge, on the 1st Monday ; at Concord, on the 2d Monday ;
and at Lowell, on the 4th Monday of each month.

County Commissioners.

Paul H. Sweetser, South Pleading, Chairman . Leonard Huntress,
Tewksbury; Edward K. Collins, Newton .

Special Commissioners.

B. K. Haven, Framingham ; John Fletcher, Acton .

Times and Places of Meeting , — At Cambridge on the 2d Tuesday of
January, at Concord on the 1st Tuesday of June, and at Lowell on
the 1st Tuesday of September.

Commissioners of Insolvency.

Lowell, Luther J. Fletcher; Waltham , Josiah Butter; Natick , John
W. Bacon.

Masters in Chancery.

A. P. Bonney, William S. Gardner.

Commissioners to Qualify Civil Officers.

Alpheus R. Brown, Nathan Crosby, John W. Graves, S. W. Stick-
ney, Nathaniel Wright.

Notaries Public.

Edwin A. Alger, James G. Carney, John A. Knowles, David Hyde,
Joseph H. Ely, Isaac 8. Morse, Samuel W. Stiekney, Abel Whitney.

Coroners.

Josiah B. French, Edwin L. Shed, J P. Jewett, Joel Spaulding,
Walter Burnham, Thos. W. Pressey.

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Justices of the Peace and Quorum throughout the
Commonwealth.

Homer Bartlett, Elisha Huntington, Josiah G. Peabody, Isaac S.
Morse, Wm, A. Richardson, Benj. F. Butler, Chauncy L. Knapp.

Justices of the Peace and Quorum.

Josiah G. Abbott, Edwin A.- Alger, Jefferson Bancroft, Samuel A.
Brown, Joseph Butterfield, Robert B. Caverly, Linus Child, Homer A.
Cooke, H. G. F. Corliss, Nathan Crosby, William S. Gardner, John
W. Graves, Samuel P. Hadley, Jr., John A. Knowles, Joseph B.
Keyes, Sewall G. Mack, Edward F. Sherman, Theodore H. Sweerser,
George Stevens, Ephraim B. Patch, Benj. Poole, Wm. P. Webster,
Tappan Wentworth.

Justices of the PeacOi

James C. Abbott, Julian Abbott, Edwin A. Alger, Otis Allen, John
Avery, J. H. B. Ayer, James C. Ayer, Frank F. Battles, Geo. W. Bean,
I. IV. Beard, John Bennett, Chas. R. Blaisdell, H. G. BMsdell, Wright
A. Bliss, Andrew Blood, Arthur P. Bonney, Amos It. Boynton, Erastus
Boyden, A. W. Buttrick, John A. Butrrick, Walter Burnham, Alphens
R. Brown, Joseph L. Cambridge, George H. Carleton, Josiah G.
Chase, Jeremiah Clark, James S. Coleman, JoJiua Converse, James
Cook, Isaac Cooper, Charles Cowley, Alanson Crane, William
Davidson, Robins Dinsmore, Erastus Douglas, Joshua W. Daniels,
David Dana, Alpha B. Farr, James K. Fellows, Luther J. Fletcher,
James B. Francis, Abner Frost, Abram French, Josiah B. French,
Harrison H Fuller, Robert J. Garrett, Noah F. Gates, Gustavus A.
Gerry, Isaac N Goodhue, John A. Goodwin, Peter Haggerty, Philip
Hardy, Asa Hildreth, Eliphalet Hills, Paul Hill, Frederick Holton,
James M. Howe, Lorenzo G. Howe, Charles F. Howe, James
Hopkins, Horace Howard, Samuel K. Hutchinson, D. Fletcher
Hunton, Daniel Hurd, Benjamin F. Jackson, Andrew F. Jewett,
Jeremiah P. Jewett, Joseph J. Judkins, Jonathan Kendall, John
F. Kimball, J. Chelfis Kimball, Jonathan Ladd, Ambiose Law-
rence, Samuel Lawrence, Cyrus Latham, Bickford Lang, David G.
Lang, James Loughran, James J. Maguire, John F. Manahan, Albert
Mallard, Stephen Mansur, Joseph W. Mansur, Joshua M. Marshall,
Darius Merriam, Joshua Merrill, Samuel N. Merrill, Samuel Meserve,
Wm. G. Morse, John B. Me Alvin, John H. Me Alvin, Hugh McEvoy,
John F. McEvoy, John Nesmith, Arthur F. L. Norris, Wm. North,
Francis II. Nourse, Oldin Nichols, Thomas Ordway, Wm. F. Osgood,
Ephraim B. Patch, Timothy Pearson, Paul Perkins, Albert B. Plimp-
ton, Sami C. Pratt, Thos. W. Pressy, Peter Powers, James A. Rand,
Daniel S. Richardson, Geo. F. Richardson, John F. Rogers, Stephen P.
Sargent, Renj. C. Sargent, Geo. F. Sawtell,Wm. F. Salmon, E. W. Scott,
Edward F. Sherman, Sidney Spalding, A. J. Slaekpole, Samuel W.
Stickney, Holland Streeter, Chas. A. F. Swan, Joshua S wan, Abraham
Tilton, Joseph Tilton, Edward Tuck, Thomas P. Tukey, Samuel J.
Tuttle, Artemas S. Tyler, William D. Vinal, Edward F. Watson,
Samuel A. Waters, William P. Webster, Jona. Weeks, Abel Whitney,
Frederick A. Whitney, M. Bradford YVhite, Hubbard Wilson, John

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282 LOWELL DIRECTORY.

Willoughby, Andrew C. Wright, Ashael B. Wright, Ilapgool Wright,
John Wright, Walter Wright.

Police Court.

Court Room in City Market.

Nathan Crosby, Justice ; George Stevens, Special Justice; S. P.
Hadley, Jr., Clerk .

Commissioners of other States, residing in Lowell.

California. — Wm. A. Richardson.

Connecticut . — Jonathan Ladd.

Indiana. — Jonathan Ladd.

Illinois. — Jonathan Ladd.

Iowa. — Jonathan Ladd.

Maine — S. A. Brown, R. B. Caverly, Samuel Lawrence, Ithamar
W. Beard, W. A. Richardson.

Michigan. — Jonathan Ladd, Wm. A. Richardson.

Minnesota. — Jonathan Ladd.

New Hampshire. — Ithamar W. Beard, A. R. Brown, J. C. Kimball,
Jonathan Ladd, Samuel Lawrence, A. F. L. Norris, Wm. A. Richard-
son, W. P. Webster.

New York. — William A. Richardson.

Ohio. — Jonathan Ladd.

Vermont — A. R. Brown, Jonathan Ladd, Wm. P. Webster.
Wisconsin. — Jonathan Ladd, Wm. A. Richardson.

POST OFFICE.

Merrimac, Head of Central.

Fisher A. Hildreth, Postmaster. Levi Hedge, Chief Clerk ;
Philip P. Haggerty, Samuel M. Bellows, Daniel Crowley, J. M. G.
Parker, Assistant Clerks. William Kealey, Wm. B. Foibush, James
Young, Penny Postmen.

The office is opened at 7, a. m., and closed at 8£, P. M., every even-
ing, except Saturday evening, when it is closed at 8.

Mails sent to Boston three times daily; to Nashua, Manchester,
and Concord three times daily ; to Salem twice a day ; and to Wor-
cester twice, and to Fitchburg once a day, over the Stony Brook
Railroad.

To Pelham and Windham, N. H., and to Concord, Mass., on Mon-
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays. To Lawrence twice daily.

Letters are de ivered by the penny post at one cent each. Drop
letters, one cent each.

MILITARY.

Second Division Massachusetts Volunteer Militia.

William Sutton, Salem, Maj or General . Lieut. Col. Daniel Perkins,
Salem, Division Inspector. Wm. Saunders, Salem, Division Quarter -

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Master'. Maj. Alfred A. Abbott, South Danvers, Judge Advocate.
Maj. Jairus W. Perry, Salem, Wm. C. Prescott, Jr., Salem, Aides-de -
Camp. Maj. David Moore, Salem, Engineer.

Third Brigade.

Benj. F. Butler, Lowell, Brigadier General. William H. Clemence,
Lowell, Brigade Inspector. Samuel E. Convers, Lowell, Aide-de-Camp.
T. J. Porter, Woburn, Quarter-Master. Peter Haggerty, Lowell,
Engineer .

Sixth Regiment Infantry.

Edward F. Jones, Lowell, Colonel . Walter Shattuck, Groton,
Lieut. Colonel. B. F. Watson, Lowell, Major. Alpha B. Farr, Low-
ell, Adjutant. James Monroe, Cambridge, Quarter-Master. Rufus L.
Plaisted, Lowell, Paymaster. Norman Smith, Groton, Surgeon. John
Q. A. McCallister, Groton, Surgeon's Mate. Samuel W. Shattuck,
Groton, Sergeant Major. Wm. H. Whitmore, Boston, Quarter-Master
Sergeant. Rev. Charles Babbidge, Pepperell, Chaplain.

Company A. — Lawrence Cadets.

Armory, City Market.

Josiah A. Sawtell, Captain. Andrew F. Johnson, 1st Lieutenant;
Andrew C. Wright, 2d Lieutenant; Geo. W. Whitehouse, 3d Lieu-
tenant ; Geo. W. Lawrence, 4th Lieutenant.

Company C. — Lowell Mechanic Phalanx.

Armory, City Market.

Albert S. Follansbee, Captain. George II. Pearson, 1st Lieutenant;

Samuel D. Shipley, 2d Lieutenant ; , 3d Lieutenant;

, 4th Lieutenant.

Company D. — Lowell City Guards.

Armory, City Market.

James W. Hart, Captain. Charles E Jones, Is/ Lieutenant ; Lysan-
der Chandler, 2d Lieutenant ; Samuel C. Pinney, 3d Lieutenant ;
Llwellyn L. Craig, 4th Lieutenant.

Company H. — Watson Light Guards.

Armory, City Market.

Jona.Ladd, Captain. John F. Noyes, Is/ Lieutenant ; George E.
Davis, 2d Lieutenant; Benjamin Warren, 3d Lieutenant; Andrew F.
Jewett, Lowell, 4th Lieutenant.

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

View of New Depot in Boston, on Causeway Street.

The Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroads operate the
Stony Brook and Wilton, Lowell and Lawrence, and Salem and
Lowell Railroads.

George Stark, Manager. John B. Winslow, Superintendent . Offices
at the Depot in Boston. Abiel Rolfe, Freight and Passenger Agent ,
Lowell.

Incorporated, June, 1830. Open for travel, June, 1835. New Depot
at Lowell, corner of Merrimac and Dutton Streets.

Season tickets between Lowell and Boston, not transferable, and
payable in advance, are given for three months, for $25 ; six months,
$50 ; and one year, $100. They are not to be used on express business,
and entitle the bearer to carry nothing but strictly personal baggage,
or such parcels as may be taken in the hand, without incommoding
other passengers. Other articles, or merchandise, are not to be
taken as baggage, except at the discretion of the conductor, and by
paying extra.

Season tickets may be used in any regular train, and allow any
number of daily passages, and are half-price for children under twelve
years of age, and persons attending school.

Lowell to

Billerica Mills,

Billerica and Tewksbury,,

Wilmington,

North Wobum,

Woburn W r atering-Place,

East Woburn, . . .

Winchester,

Medford,

Boston,

Miles.

• 4 }

. 7

. 11
. 14$

. 16

• 16 $

. 18

. 21
. 26

Fares.

15

25

35

45

50

50

55

65

75

No charge for children under four years of age. Between Boston and
Lowell, second-class fare, 50 cents. The above rates are five cents
less than the fare when taken in the cars.

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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.

Yiew of Northern Depot, in Lowell, on Middlesex Street.

United with the Boston and Lowell Railroad, connects at Nashua
with the Wilton Railroad, and with the Concord Railroad.

Incorporated, June 23, 1835. Depot, Middlesex Street, Lowell.
Opened for travel, October 8, 1838.

STONY BROOK RAILROAD.

Connecting with the Nashua and Lowell Railroad at North Chelms-
ford, and terminating at Groton.

Incorporated in 1845. Capital Stock, $300,000. Opened for travel,
July 1, 1848. Depot, Middlesex Street.

Officers. — George Stark, Manager. J. B. Winslow, General
Superintendent . F. II. Nourse, Local Superintendent , Lowell. \

LOWELL AND LAWRENCE RAILROAD.

Incorporated, March 27, 1846. Annual meeting, first Monday in
January. Capital, $300,000.

F. H. Nourse, Local Superintendent, Treasurer , and Clerk . Office,
Middlesex Street Depot.

From Lowell* to Distances . Prices.

Mace’s, 3 12

Tewksbury Centre, 5 15

Shed’s Cross’g, for Alms-House Station, 6 15

Hagget’s Fond, 10 30

oo '

Lawrence,:; 13 40

* Connects with Nashua and Lowell Railroad,
t Connects with Lowell and Salem Railroad.

i Connects with Boston and Maine Railroad, and Manchester and Lawrence Railroad.

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Season Tickets between Lowell and Lawrence, three months, $12 ;
six months, $24 ; nine months, $36 ; twelve months, $18.

Season Tickets between Lowell and Tewksbury, three months, $6 ;
six months, $12 ; nine months, $18 ; twelve months, $24.

SALEM AND LOWELL RAILROAD.

Incorporated in 1848. Opened, August 1, 1850. Capital, $400,000.
Annual meeting on Tuesday after first Monday of January.

Officers. — George Stark, Manager . J. B. Winslow, General
Superintendent. F. H. Nourse, Local Superintendent , Clerk , and
Treasurer.

From Lowell to Distances.

Whipple’s Crossing, 1

Tewksbury, 5

Shed’s Cross’g, or Alms-House Station, 6

Burt’s Mills, 8

Wilmington Junction, 9

Wilmington, 10

North Reading, 14

Paper Mills, 16

Phelps Mills, 18

Proctor’s Corner, 20

South Danvers, 22

Carltonville, 23

Salem, 24

Fares.

0

15

15

20

25

30

45

50

55

60

70

75

75

STAGES.

LOWELL, CONCORD, AND FRAMINGHAM LINE.

Connecting with the Fitchburg Railroad at Concord, and with the
Boston and Worcester Railroad at Framingham.

The U. S. Mail Stage leaves Lowell at 9 o’clock, a. m., Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays ; passes through Chelmsford, Carlisle, Con-
cord, Acton Powder Mills, Assabet, Sudbury, Saxon ville, Framingham,
and arrives at South Framingham at 4 o’clock, p. m.

Returning, leaves South Framingham at 9 o’clock, A. ar., Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, and arrives in Lowell at 3 o’clock, p. m.
Books kept at the Stage Offices.

J. Sleeper, P, oprietor and Driver .

LOWELL AND LAWRENCE STAGE.

Leaves Lowell Sundays, at 9, a. m. Fare 50 cts. John Sleeper,
Proprietor.

LOWELL, PELHAM, AND WINDHAM STAGE.

Leaves Lowell Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Charles
Going, Agent.

STAGE OFFICE.

American House Stage Office. Chas. Going, Agent .

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EXPRESSES.

SARGENT & CO.’S LOWELL AND
BOSTON EXPRESS.

From each place four times daily.

Offices in Lowell, at Upper and Lower Railroad Depots.

Principal Office , in the Boston and Lowell Railroad Depot, Lowell.

Office in Boston, 33 Court Square.

Run in connection with Wells, Fargo, & Co.’s California Express,
and Harnden & Co.’s and Kinsley & Co.’s New York and Southern
Expresses. Also, with Thompson & Co.’s Western Express.

All orders entrusted to the care of Sargent & Co.’s Express will re-
ceive the most eareful attention, and will be executed in an expeditious
manner. Thankful for the generous favors the public have hitherto
bestowed upon this line, it will be the aim of the proprietors to show
their gratitude by endeavoring to merit a continuance of the same.

Goods called for and delivered at any part of the city.

SARGENT & CO.’S SALEM AND LOWELL EXPRESS.
Two trips daily.

Office in Lowell, at Boston and Lowell Railroad Depot ; in Salem,
at Railroad Depot.

SARGENT & CO.’S LOWELL AND LAWRENCE EXPRESS.
Three trips daily.

Office in Lowell, at Upper and Lower Railroad Depots.

Office in Lawrence, at 3 Lawrence Street.

SARGENT & CO.’S STONY BROOK EXPRESS.
Three trips daily.

Office in Lowell, at Upper and Lower Railroad Depots.

E. M. Sargent. E. S. Rand.

CHURCHES.

St. Anne’s Church (Episcopal), Merrimac Street. Organized,
February 26, 1824. Rev. Theodore Edson, D.D., Rector .

Kirk Street Church (Orthodox). Organized, May 21, 1855.
Rev. Amos Blanchard, Pastor,

Appleton Street Church (Orthodox). Organized, December,
1830. Rev. John P. Cleaveland, D D., Pastor .

First Congregationalist Church (Orthodox), Merrimac,
above Worthen Street. Organized, 1826. Rev. Jonathan L.
Jenkins, Pastor.

John Street Congregational Church (Orthodox). Organ-
ized, May 9, 1839. Rev. E. B. Foster, Pastor.

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First Baptist Church (Baptist), Church Street. Organized,
February 8, 1826. Rev. W. H. Alden, Pastor.

TVorthen Street Baptist Church (Baptist). Organized,
1831. Rev. G. F. Warren, Pastor .

Third Baptist Church (Baptist), John Street. Organized,
August, 1840. Rev. John Hubbard, Pastor.

First Free-Will Baptist Church (Free-Will Baptist ), Paige
Street. Organized, 1833. Rev. Darwin Motte, Pastor.

Worthen Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Methodist
Episcopal). Organized, 1841. Rev. Lorenzo R. Thayer, Pastor.

Central Methodist Episcopal Church (Methodist Episcopal ),
corner of Merrimae and Central Streets. Organized, April, 1854.
Rev. Chester Field, Pastor.

Sr. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church (Methodist Epis-
copal), Hurd Street. Organized, 1839. Rev. W. R. Clark,
Pastor.

Free Chapel, Middlesex Street. Rev. Horatio AYood, Minis-
ter at large.

High Street Church (Orthodox). Organized, 1846. Rev.
Owen Street, Pastor.

First Universalist Church (Universalist). corner of Central
and Green Streets. Organized, July, 1827. Rev. J. J. Twiss,
Pastor.

Second Universalist CnuRCH ( Universalist ), corner of Market
and Shattuek Streets. Organized, 1838. Rev. L. J. Fletcher,
Pastor.

Church of the First Unitarian Society ( Unitarian ),
Merrimae Street. Organized, 1832. Rev. Frederic Hinckley,
Pastor.

Lee Street Church (Unitarian). Organized, Aug. 2, 1846.
Rev. William C. Tenny, Pastor.

St. Mary’s Church (Roman Catholic), Suffolk, near Lowell
Street. Organized, 1847. Rev. James T. McDermott, Pastor;
Assistant Minister, Rev. J. C. Gray.

St. Patrick’s Church (Roman Catholic), Fenwick Street. Rev.
John O’Brien, Pastor ; Assistant Ministers, Rev. Edward O’Con-
nor and Rev. Mkliano.

St. Peter’s Church (Roman Catholic), corner of Gorham and
Appleton Streets. Rev. Peter Crudden, Pastor.

St. John’s Church (Episcopal), Gorham Street, north of the
Court-House. Organized, 1860. Rev. Charles AY. Homer,
Rector.

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CHRONOLOGY OF LOWELL.

1605. July 17, Samuel Champlain discovers Merrimac River.

1644. June 12, Passaconaway, Sachem of all the Indians on Mer-
rimac River, submits to Governor Winthrop.

1648. John Eliot preaches to the Indians at Wamesit.

1655. Town of Chelmsford incorporated.

1660. Passaconaway resigns his Sachemship to Wannalancet.

1675. November 15 (during King Philip’s war), white men from
Chelmsford attack the wigwams at Wamesit, kill one Indian, and
wound others.

1686. Jonathan Tyng purchases the lands reserved to the Indians
at Wamesit, and the Indians retire.

.1726. Wamesit is annexed to Chelmsford.

1774. First bridge built across Concord River, near its mouth.

1792. Proprietors of locks and canals on Merrimac River incor-
porated. First bridge built across Merrimac River, at Pawtucket
Falls.

1797. Pawtucket Canal completed for the passage of rafts, &c.,
around Pawtucket Falls.

1801. Carding Machines run in Chelmsford, by Moses Hale.

1804. Middlesex Canal completed.

1813. Cotton is manufactured in Chelmsford, by P. Whiting and
J. Fletcher.

1817. Francis C. Lowell, from whom Lowell was named, dies,
aged 43.

1818. Powder is manufactured in Chelmsford, by Moses Hale ;
flannels, by Winthrop Howe ; and satinets, by Thomas Hurd.

1820. East Chelmsford (now Lowell) contains two hundred
inhabitants.

1822. The Merrimac Manufacturing Company is incorporated.

1823. The first mill of the Merrimac Manufacturing Company is
put into operation.

1824. June 18, Ezra Worthen dies. The “ Middlesex Journal”
(now the “ Lowell Journal and Courier ”) is established. The first
church (now St. Anne’s Church) and the first school (now the Bartlett
Grammar-School) are organized.

1825. Hamilton Manufacturing Company and Middlesex Mechanic
Association incorporated. Phalanx Military Company organized.

1826. Town of Lowell incorporated. Edward Everett elected
Representative in Congress from the Lowell District. Central Bridge
erected.

1828. Appleton and Lowell Manufacturing Companies, and Lowell
Bank, incorporated.

1829. Fire Department established. Lowell Institution for Savings
incorporated.

1830. Population of Lowell, 6,477. Town Hall (now City Hall)
built. Middlesex, Tremont, and Suffolk Manufacturing Companies,
and Boston and Lowell Railroad, incorporated.

1831. July 7, Paul Moody dies. Lawrence Manufacturing Com-
pany, and Railroad Bank, incorporated.

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1832. Lowell Bleachery incorporated. District School system
abolished in Lowell.

1833. Police Court estab'ished ; Joseph Locke, judge. President
Jackson visits Lowell. Bartlett and Edson Grammar School Houses
erected.

1834. Belvidere annexed to Lowell. Belvidere Manufacturing
Company incorporated. “Lowell Advertiser ” established.

1835. Boston and Lowell 1! abroad completed. Boott Cotton Mills
and Nashua and Lowell 11. II. incorporated Alms-House established.

1836. April 11, Kirk Boott dies, aged 48. City of Lowell incor-
porated; Elisha Bartlett, Mayor. Lowell Dispensary established.
Richmond’s Batting Mills establhhed.

1837. Elisha Bartlett, Mayor. Market House erected.

1838. Luther Lawrence, Mayor.

1839. April 17, Luther Lawrence, Mayor, dies, aged Gl. Elisha
Huntington succeeds him in the mayoralty. Lowell Hospital estab-
lished. Massachusetts Cotton Mills incorporated.

1840. Elisha Huntington, Mayor. North and South Commons laid
out. Museum established.

1841. Elisha Huntington, Mayor. Lowell Cemetery dedicated.
City Guards organized. “ Vox Populi ” established.

1842. Nathaniel Wright, Mayor.

1843. Nathaniel Wright, Mayor. Lowell Missionary Association
established. President Tyler visits Lowell.

1 844. Elisha Huntington, Mayor. City Library" established.

1845. Elisha Huntington, Mayor. Lowell Machine Shop and
Stony Brook Railroad incorporated.

1816. Jefferson Bancroft, Mayor. Whipple’s Mills established.
Lowell and Lawrence Railroad incorporated. Nathan Crosby ap-
pointed Jud^e of Police Court.

184 7. Jefferson Bancroft, Mayor. Patrick T. Jackson dies. Apple-
ton Bank incorporated. Cemetery Bridge built. Northern Canal
completed by James B. Francis. President Polk visits Lowell.

1848. Jefferson Bancroft, Mayor. City Institution for Savings and
S lem and Lowell Railroad incorporated.

1849. Josiah B. French, Mayor.

1850. Josiah B. French, May-or. Prescott Bank incorporated.
Gas introduced into Lowell.

1851. James H. B. Ayer, Mayor. Watson Light Guard organized.
“ Citizen and News” established.

1852. Elisha Huntington, [Mayor. May G, Kossuth visits Lowell.

1853. Sewall G. Mack, Mayor. Wamesit Bank incorporated.
Huntington Hall built. November 10, Judge Locke dies.

1854. Sewall G. Mack, Mayor. Merchants Bank and Five-Cent
Savinas Bank incorporated.

1855. Ambrose Lawrence, Mayor. Lawrence Cadets organized.

1856. Elisha Humington, May or.

1857. Stephen Mansur, Mayor. Financial crisis. One-half the
mills stopped. Jail trected. East Merrimac Street Bridge built.

1858. Elisha Huntington, May-or. Church Street Bridge built.

1859. James Cook, May-or.

1860. Benjamin C. Sargeant, May r or.

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STATE OFFICERS (IN PART), 1861.

Elected, November 6, 1860.

JOHN A. ANDREW, of Boston, Governor.

Jonx Z. Goodrich, of Stockbridge, Lieutenant- Governor.

Oliver Warner, of Northampton, Secretary of the Commonwealth.

Henry Iv. Oliver, of Lawrence, Treas. and Receiver Gen.

Levi Reed, of Abington, Auditor of Accounts.

Dwight Foster, of Worcester, Attorney- General,

THE COUNCIL.

District 1. Jacob Sleeper, of Boston.

“ 2. John I. Baker, of Beverly.

“ 3. James M. Shute, of Somerville.

u 4. Hugh W. Greene, of Northfield.

“ 5. Joel Hayden, of Williamsburg.

“ G. James Ritchie, of Roxbury.
u 7. Oakes Ames, of Easton.

“ 8. E. C. Sherman, of Plymouth.

SENATOR FROM MIDDLESEX SIXTH DISTRICT.

Arthur P. Bonney, of Lowell.

KEPRESEXTAT1YES TO GEYEBAL COURT, FROM
LOWELL.

Middlesex District 23 ( Wards 1, 2, and 5, of Lowell ). — Stephen
P. Sargent, David Nichols, Jeremiah Clark.

Middlesex District 24 ( Wards 3,4 .and 6, of Lowell). — Hapgood
Wright, M. B. Favor, John W. Goodwin.

REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS FROM MAS-
SACHUSETTS.

Elected, November 6, 1860.

Dist.

1.

Thomas D. Eliot.

Dist .

7.

Daniel W. Gooch.

u

2.

James Buffinton.

U

8.

Charles R. Train.

(C

3.

Cha^'. Francis Adams.

u

9.

Goldsmith F. Bailey.

u

4.

Alexander H. Rice.

a

10.

Charles Delano.

u

5.

William Appleton.

»

11.

Henry L. Dawes.

a

6.

John B. Alley.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Chosen, November 6, 1860.

At Large. — George Morey, of Boston ; Reuben A. Chapman, of
Springfeld.

District 1. Alfred Macy, of Nantucket. 2. James H. Mitchell, of
East Bridgewater. 3. John M. Forbes, of Milton. 4. Charles B. Hall,
of Boston. 5. Peleg W. Chandler, of Boston. 6. John G. Whit-
tier, of Amesbury. 7. Gerry W. Cochrane, of Methuen. 8. John
Nesmith, of Lowell. 9. Amasa Walker, of North Brookfield.
10. Charles Field, of Athol. 11. Charles Mattoon, of Greenfield.

292 LOWELL DIRECTORY.

GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

James Buciianan, of Pennsylvania, President.

John C. Breckenridge, of Kentucky,* • Vice President.

Lewis Cass, of Michigan, Secretary of State.

Howell Cobb, of Georgia, Secretary of the Treasury.

John B. Floyd, of Virginia, Secretary of War.

Isaac Touchy, of Connecticut, Secretary of the Navy.

Jacob Thompson, of Tennessee, Secretary of the Interior.

Jeremiah S. Black, of Pennsylvania, ... Attorney- General.

Joseph Holt, of Kentucky, Postmaster-General.

PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES,

Under the Federal Constitution, Adopted March 1, 1789.

Name.

State.

Term.

Inaugurated.

1 — George Washington,

Virginia.

8 years.

30 April, 1789.

2 — John Adams,

Massachusetts.

4 “

4 March, 1797.

3 — Thomas Jefferson,

Virginia.

8 “

4

“ 1801.

4 — James Madison,

Virginia.

8 “

4

“ 1809.

5 — James Monroe,

Virginia.

8 “

4

“ 1817.

6 — John Quincy Adams,

Massachusetts.

4 “

4

“ 1825.

7 — Andrew Jackson,

Tennessee.

8 «

4

“ 1829.

8 — Martin Van Buren,

New York.

4 “

4

“ 1837.

9 — *Wm. Henry Harrison.

Ohio.

1 month.

4

“ 1841.

10 — John Tyler,

Virginia.

3 yrs. 11 mos.

4 April, 1841.

11 — James Knox Polk,

Tennessee.

4 years.

4 March, 1845.

12 — *Zachary Taylor,

Louisiana.

1 year 4 mos.

4

“ 1849.

13 — Millard Fillmore,

New York.

2 years 8 mos.

9 July, 1850.

14 — Franklin Pierce,

N. Hampshire.

4 years.

4 March, 1853.

15 — James Buchanan,

Pennsylvania.

'

4

“ 1857.

VICE PRESIDENTS.

1 — John Adams,

Massachusetts.

8 years.

1789.

2 — Thomas Jefferson,

Virginia.

4 "

1797.

3 — Aaron Burr,

New York.

4 "

1801.

4 — George Clinton,

New York.

8 "

1805.

5 — Elbridge Gerry,

Massachusetts.

4 “

1813.

6 — Daniel D. Tompkins,

New York.

8 “

1817.

7 — John C. Calhoun,

South Carolina.

8 “

1825.

8 — Martin Van Buren,

New York.

4 “

1833.

9 — Richard M. Johnson,

Kentucky.

4 “

1837.

10 — John Tyler,

Virginia.

1 month.

1841.

11 — George M. Dallas,

Pennsylvania.

4 years.

1845.

12 — Millard Fillmore,

New York.

1 year 4 mos.

1849.

13— * William R. King,

Alabama.

1 month.

1853.

4 — John C. Breckenridge,

Kentucky.

1857.

* Died in office.

INDEX TO THE ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

Agricultural Implements.

A. C. Bowditch, 32

Burbank, Chase, & Co 2

Hovey & Co., 31

Ambrotypes.

George E. Mitchell, 3

Sanborn & Co., 6

Warren, opposite title

Apothecaries.

Samuel Kidder, jr 1

Charles It. Kimball, back colored

L. C. Lane, 1

Architects.

Frederic H. Moore, 28

J. W. Phillips back colored

Artists’ Materials.

M. J. Whipple & Co., 40

Barometers.

A. Sanborn, 3d p. from preface

Bell Hangers.

A. E. Rowe & Co., 47

Blacksmiths.

P. O’Connell, 4

Boiler Makers.

Stephen Ashton 16

J. Henry Norton, 51

Bolts and Nuts.

American Bolt Co., 14

Booksellers.

Adams, Sampson, & Co., 4S

O. A. Buzzell 2

E. S. Hunt 2

J. J. Judkins 4

Joshua Merrill, back cover and page 3

B. C. Sargeant, front cover

Boxes.

Harrington & Gardner, 35

Brass Founders.

Wilder & Dana, 15

Broker.

J. Kidder 8

Brown’s Bronchial Troches.

John I. Brown & Son, ..back outside cover

Burnettized Lumber.

Norcross, Saunders, & Co., opp. title

Burning Fluid.

H. S. Haynes, hack colored

Candles. ( Paraffine .)

Paraffine Coal Oil Works, 43

Card Clothing.

Howe & Goodhue back colored

Carpenters and Builders.

A. K. Hood 21

George W. Pearson, 22

Carriage Manufacturers.

Samuel Convers, 24

Joel Jenki 's 18

Aaron C. Sawyer, 23

Carriage Smiths.

P. O’Connell 4

Samuel Convers, 24

Joel Jenkins 18

Carriage Trimmer.

Samuel L. Butman, 23

Chemicals.

C. P. Talbot & Co 1

China and Crockery.

H. S. Haynes, back colored

Chiropodist.

W. B. French 31

Cigars.

Daniel J. Carruth 33

Civil Engineers.

R. W. Baker, 52

J. W. Phillips, back colored

Clothing.

George W. Green (man uf.) 5

Macullar, Williams, & Parker, 42

E. F. Miller, jr. (boys'), 50

George N. Nichols, opp. C. H. Almanac

Robert B. Randall 4

Coach. Painter.

Samuel Convers 24

Coal and Wood.

Wm. E. Livingston 23

Coffee Mills.

John Humphrey, 21

Collector.

E. A. Clark 12

Commission Merchants,

J. Coggln & Co., 20

Robert Taisey, 20

Confectionery, Fruit, &.C.

John O'Conner 21

A. B. French, Inside front cover

Mrs. Gibson & Miss Farrar 19

Coppersmiths.

Samuel H. Allen, 43

Wilder Dana 15

Cotton Openers and Cleaners.

Richard Kitson (patent), 16

David Lane, 17

Cotton Warps.

Taylor & Churchill, 40

Crockery, Glass, &c.

R. W. Smith & Co., 7

Cutlery.

Burbank, Chase, <fc Co 2

H. S. Haynes back colored

Oliver A. Richardson opp. title

Dentist.

S. Lawrence, opp. title

Desks.

Stephen Smith, 37

Directory Publishers.

Adams, Sampson, & Co 48

Dove-Tailing Machines.

( Weston's.)

Smith & Lawrence, 18

Dye Woods.

C. P. Talbot & Co 1

294 LOWKLL DIRECTORY.

Eyers.

Weare Clifford, back colored

Grocers.

Nichols A Co 20

A. Lewando, 34

Streeter A Powers, 20

Engineer. (Mechanical)

J. Henry Norton, 51

Guns, Rifles, and Pistols.

Oliver A RipjHinUnp npp

Engravers.

Bricher <fc Russell (wood), 33

N. S. Dearborn, 32

John Cogswell, 18

Kilburn <te Mallory ( wood ), 51

Hardware, Tools, and Metals.

May A Co 52

Harness Makers.

J. A. Rrabrook 18

Taylor & Adams (wood) 39

Feathers and Bed3.

It. W. Smith * Co. 7

Felt and Composition Roofing.

Samuel 1.. Butman 23

Samuel Convers, 24

A. C. Sawyer 23

Hats and Caps.

William P. Brazer, back colored

Robert B. Randall 4

D. W. Horne & Co 8

Fertilizers.

A. C. Bowditch, 32

Hovey & Co., 31

Files and Rasps.

S. Ashworth A Co., 17

Fishing Tackle.

Oliver A. Richardson, opp. title

Flour and Grain.

J. Coggin <fc Co 20

Wm. E. Livingston, 23

Fruit Trees.

A. C. Bowditch, 32

Hocks. ( All kinds.)

George L. Cady, 17

Horse Power. (Patent.)

Joel Jenkins, 18

Hors8 Shoers.

P. O’Connell, 4

Joel Jenkins, 18

Hotel.

Howard House, 8

Ink.

Maynard & Noves, back colored

Insurance.

.Tames Cook, back colored

Furnaces and Ranges.

Oanlnpr PhiUnn . front colored

E. A. Clark 12

Dorchester Fire Ins. Co 49

Howard Fire Co front cover

Furniture.

Thomas B. Coming, front colored

J. M. Holden 44

Jacob Nichols, 52

Lowell Mutual Fire, back cover

Joshua Merrill (Fire) back cover

Intelligence Office.

J Kidder ft

R. W. Smith & Co. 7

Stephen Smith, 37

Gas Cooking Stoves.

N. J. Wier & Co., back cover

Gas Fixtures and Pipes.

Horace R. Barker, front covpr

J. Henry Norton, 51

S. A. Stetson & Co., 35

Gas Eeaters.

Horace R. Barker, front cover

Gents’ Furnishing Goods.

4-T

Macnllar, Williams, A Parker 42

George N. Nichols, opp. C. H. Almanac

Robert B. Randall 4

P. Valenti 5

Gilder.

T» ir AH

Iron House Trimmings.

Cushing & Mack, 14

Iron Railing.

Cushing & Mack, 14

Jewelry.

A. Sanborn,.... 3d p. from preface

Laces and Embroideries-

Mrs. J. P. Hamblet, 6

Lamps.

H. S. Havnes, back cover

S. A. Stetson A Co 35

Lathes. ( Engine and Hand.)

! Smith & Lawrence, 18

Lawyers.

1 Ithamar W. Beard, 12

__ , R B. Caverlv, 12

Glass. (Slanted and Cut.) Charles Cowlev, 13

J. M. Cook 48 , Joseph B. Keyes, 12

Glass Ware. | Leather Belting.

tt c! hnrt oninrwi A.N. Clark A Co 28

Gloves and Hosiery.

M r m r Braver, hack colored

Josiah Gates, 15

Solon Stevens If!

Whitinarsh & Adams, 14

Glue.

Wm. Goding A Son, 15

Golden Salve.

r T> WhiUon 21

Lime, Cement, Plaster, &c.

Wm. E. Livingston, 23

Looking Glasses.

W. II. Dvar 7

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

295

Loom Harnesses and Reeds.

Solon Stevens, 16

Loom Pickers.

Win. Goding A Son, 15

Lumber.

Win. E. Livingston, 23

Norcross, Saunders, A Co opp. title

C. A D. Whitney, Jr 22

Machine Broker.

D. A. Taylor, 34

Machinists.

Thomas Atherton, 18

William Atherton 17

S. E. Chuhhuck A Son, bark colored

.John E. Crane, front colored

David Lane 17

Smith A Lawrence, 18

Machinists’ Tools.

Smith A Lawrence, 18

Mattresses.

Thomas B. Comins, front colored

It. W. Smith A Co 7

Millers.

J. Coggin A Co 20

Millinery Goods.

Mrs. J. P. llamblet, 6

Model Makers.

Edward C. Clay, 48

John E. Crane, front colored

Mourning Goods.

Mrs. J. P. Hamblet 6

Music Stores.

W. H. Dvar 7

Rugg & Griffith 13

Newspapers.

Da’ly Citizen A News, 9

Da: y Courier A Journal, 10

Lowell Weekly Journal, 10

Lowell Advertiser, 11

Patriot and Advertiser, 11

Real Estate Register, 26

\ vx. Populi, 10

Oils.

E. F. Jones A Whitmore, 30

Paraffine Coal Oil Works, 43

Oysters.

A. B. French, inside front cover

Mrs. Gibson A Miss Farrar, 19

Painters and Glaziers.

James Farson, 8

Paper Hangings.

O.A. Buzzell, 2

James Farson, 8

S. H. Gregory A Co. 29

Joshua Merrill, back cover and page 3

Patent Agency.

Samuel Cooper, 38

Pattern Makers.

John E. Crane, front colored

A. M. Swain, 22

Edward C. Clay, 48

Pens. {Gold.)

F. W. Snow, 49

Peruvian Syrup.

J. P. Jewett A Carter, 2d p. from pref.

Photographs.

George E. Mitchell, 6

Sanborn A Co 3

Warren's, opposite title

Piano-Fortes.

W. H. Dvar 7

John E. McNeil, 45

Rugg A Griffith, 13

Picture Frames.

D. K. Batchelder 46

Rugg A Griffiths, 13

Pipe. {Drain, Water , £fc.)

J. F. Banister, 34

S. P. Taylor, 44

Planers’ Drills.

Smith A Lawrence, 18

Planing and Sawing.

C. A D. Whitney, Jr 22

Plated Wares.

H. S. Haynes, back colored

Plumbers.

Samuel II. Allen, 43

Wilder A Dana, 15

Printers.

John Cogswell (copperplate), 18

N. S. Dearborn, 32

Hildreth A Hunt, 11

J. J. Judkins (card), I

Knapp A Morey, 6

B. 11. Penhallow, 4

StoneAHuse, 10

Produce.

Robert Taisey, 20

John M. Washburn A Son, 19

Pumps,

D. A. Taylor, 34

Pump and Block Maker.

Amos Colby, 21

Restaurants.

A. B. French, inside front cover

Mrs. Gibson A Miss Farrar, 19

I. Samson, 29

William K. Thompson, .' 24

Rheumatic Compound.

C. F. Gardiner, ... 36

Roofing,

Boston Roofing Co 41

D. W. Home A Co 8

Safes.

S. P. Taylor, 44

Sashes, Doors, and Blinds.

Joseph A. Peabody, 23

Scales and Balances.

Burbank, Chase, A Co front colored

Fairbanks A Brown, front colored

Screws. ( Coach, or Lag.)

American Bolt Co 14

Seeds.

A. C. Bowditch, 32

Ilovey A Co 31

Nichols A Co. 20

Sewin g-Machines.

L. A. Bigelow, 39

Sewing-Machine Needles.

Taylor A Prober t, 21

296

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

Sewing-Silk.

Messlnger & Bro 40

Shafting.

Thomas Atherton, 18

William Atherton, 17

David Lane, 17

Smith «fc Lawrence, 18

Sheriffs. (Deputy.)

James Hopkins, 12

Edwin L. Shed, 12

Shirt Depot.

Locke’s, 41

Shuttles. (Power Loom.)

John S. Jaques, 16

Silk, Cotton, and Woollen Dyer.

Weare Clifford, back, colored

Silk Goods.

Mrs. J. P. Hamblet, 6

Soap, Candles, &c.

Putnam <fc Currier, 20

Stables. (Livery.)

Daniel G. Leavitt,.... 25

Robert Wood, 8

Stained Glass.

J. M. Cook, 48

Stationers.

O. A. Buzzell, 2

E. S. Hunt, 2

Joshua Merrill, back cover and page 3

B. C. Sargeant, front cover

Steam and Gas Pipe.

Thomas Atherton, 18

Horace R. Barker, front cover

J. H. Norton, 51

Steam Engines and Eoilers.

Stephen Ashton, 16

S. E. Chubbuck & Son, back colored

Stencil and Steel Letter Cutters.

Ariston Grover, 17

S. C. Smith 1

Daniel Swett, Jr. 1

Stoves and Hollow Ware,

Gardner Chilson, front colored

Cushing <fc Mack, 14

Jacob Is 1 ichols, 52

C. P. Whitten 21

N. J. Wier & Co back cover

Suspenders and Shoulder Braces.

Cutter <fc Walker, 7

Tags.

Dennison, 30

Tailors and Drapers.

Burbank, Chase, «fc Co 2

Macullar, Williams, and Parker, 42

George N. Nichol*, 6

P. Valenti 5

Tea Store.

G. W. Cummings, 19

Tin Plate Workers.

N. J. Wier & Co back cover

Wilder <fc Dana, 15

Tobacco and Snuff.

Daniel J. Carruth,

Tripe, Pig’s Feet, &c.

Smith Adams, 20

Trunks and Valises.

O. A. Buzzell, 2

John Marriot, Jr 6

Trusses.

Cutter & Walker, 7

Twines, &/C.

Taylor & Churchill, 40

Umbrellas and Parasols.

W. H. Dyar, 7

Joseph Lyons, 42

Rugg & Griffith, 13

Upholstery Goods.

J. M. Holden, 44

Veterinary Surgeon.

Robert Wood, 8

Watches, &c.

A. Sanborn, 3d p. from preface

Water Wheels. (Turbine.)

A. M. Swain, 22

Window Frames and Mouldings.

Joseph A. Peabody, 23

Window Shades.

William Horkheimer, 47

Writing Plates.

Daniel Swett, Jr 1

MASOY1C (Continued from page 278).

ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED BITE.

Sov. Grand Consistory, S. P. R. S. 32° — Wm. S. Gardner, of Lowell, III.
Commander in Chief; N. B. Shurfleff, M. D. of Boston, 1st Lieut. Comman-
der; Aaron P. Hughes, of Nashua, N. H., 2d Lieut. Commander ; Chas. A.
Davis, M. D. of Chelsea, Mass., Gr. Sec.; Joel Spalding, M. D., of Lowell,

Gr . Treas.

Sov. Chapter of Rose Croix, 18° — Chas. A. Davis, M. D., of Chelsea,
Mass., M. W. and P. Master.

Raymond Council of Princes of Jerusalem and Raymond Grand
Lodge of Perfection are also duly organized, and in a flourishing condition.
These bodies of the Ancient and Accepted Rite are the only ones established
in Massachusetts, and are under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Grand Coun-
cil of Sov. Inspectors General, 33°, for the northern jurisdiction of the United
States, which embraces fourteen Northern States. The Grand Council sits
annually, in the month of May, at Boston.

ADVERTISING

DEPARTMENT. 1

SAMUEL KIDDER, JR„

,/? L. C. LANE,

APOTHECARY,

CORNER OF

DEALER IN

® m Mens,

Merrimac and John Streets,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &c.,

LOWELL, MASS.

70 Merrimac Street, Lowell.

Family Medicines and Physicians’ Pre-
scriptions put up at all hours, day and
night.

Particular attention paid to the compounding
of Phtisiciim «’ Prescriptions, and the dispensing
of Family Medicines. A full assortment of
Drugs and Medicines, including all the latest
preparations, constantly on hand.

O. L\ TALBOT & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Chemicals and Dye Woods,

AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

0. P. Talbot.

Dyers’ Drugs and Manufacturers’ Articles,

CITY MARKET HOUSE,

[LSTOLIL

3 i>

Thomas Talbot

DANIEL SWETT, JR.,

Sietuil & Slttl % rfltr Cutter,

Wyman’s Exchange,

28 Merrimac St., cor. of Central St.,

LOWELL, MASS.,

Manufacturer of plain and fancy Writing Plates.
Also, the Roman Letters in Scroll, Fancy, and
Plain Styles, with Indelible Ink, for marking
Clothing, Books,' Cards, &c., &c.

Also, all kinds of Door Plates, Branding Irons,
Business Plates, Alphabets, and Figures, for
Merchants, Manufacturers, and others, made to
order. Metcalf’s Indelible Ink, for sale at whole-
sale and retail. Also, Ink and Brushes for Busi-
ness Plates. Orders, by Express or otherwise,
will receive prompt attention. Agents supplied.
TERMS CASH.

S. G. SMITH,

STEEL LETTER

AND

FIKS 7 STM? e-J-m.

Alphabets and Figures for Machinists’ Use.

Names and Fancy Stamps cut on the
best of stock, and warranted.

A liberal discount made to Agents.

ORDERS SENT TO

S. C- SMITH, »

123 Cross Street, Lowell, Mass.,

WILL BE PROMPTLY RETURNED.

B. H. PENH ALLOW,

Wyman’s Exchange, cor. Merrimac and Central Sts.,
LOWELL, MASS.,

By a judicious system of management, my office is always new, and furnished with the very
best material, including hand and power presses, for the execution of every description of
letter-press printing, in a superior manner.

My standard of charging is, not according to what can be obtained, but according to what
I deem just to others, and sufficiently remunerative to myself — that I may thereby be enabled to
pay my honest debts on call.

A

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

BURBANK, CHASE, k CO.

HUrdjaitt bailors,

AND DEALERS IN

Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings.
WYMAN’S EXCHANGE,

No. 5 Central Street, . . . Lowell.

SAMVEL BURBANK. FRED. W. SARGENT.

JOI!> K. CHASE. H. B. SHATTUCK.

BURBANK, CHASE, & CO.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

MANUFACTURERS’ SUPPLIES,

SHEET-LEAD AND ZINC,

Pipe, Pumps, Agricultural Tools, Ac.

WYMAN’S EXCHANGE,

ISo. 5 Central Street, . . . Lowell.

©3?“ Agents for Fairbanks’s Scales.

EDWARD S. HUNT,

Sheet Music, Musical Works,

FANCY GOODS, &c.

No. 17 Central Street, . . . Lowell, Mass.

Bookbinding of all descriptions promptly executed. Blank Books made to order.

CITY BOOKSTORE,

No. 29 CENTRAL STREET,

10WEU,, MASS.

OLIVER A. BUZZELL,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

.whs nnir

TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET-BAGS,

jpP Writing-Desks, Work-Boxes, and Fancy Goods,

IN ABUNDANCE.

Also, a large and well-selected stock of

rarer-hangings

CONSTANTLY ON HAND. >

O* Orders from tbe country will receive prompt and satisfactory attention.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

^ & n0 mr % 0
^ \

<&

CEO. E. MITCHELL’S

MELAINOTYPE ROOMS,

Thompson’s Building, 89 Merrimac Street,

(On the same side of the Street with the Post Office,)

MASS.

Likenesses of the sick taken at their residences,, or Photographs made from
old Daguerreotypes of deceased persons, colored in Oil or Water Colors, or
finished in India Ink, in a manner not surpassed by any other Photographing
Establishment in New England.

Clubs and Schools furnished with Pictures, in every style of the art, on as
favorable terms as at any other place where the same class of work can be
produced.

Mr. Mitchell wishes it to be particularly understood that poor and cheap
work is not in his line of business, and he intends in future, as in times past,
to make none but the very best of Pictures, and expects only a fair re-
muneration for his services. His standard of charging is not according to
what can be obtained , but according to what he deems just to others , and suffici-
ently remunerative to himself, that he may thereby be enabled to pay his
honest debts on call.

N. B. — This is the only Photographing Establishment in this city where
Photographs are colored in Oil or Water Colors, and also finished in India Ink.

N -

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

4

No. 31 Merrimac Street, next to the Post-Office.

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF

GENT’S READY-MADE CLOTHING

FURNISHING- GOODS,
Constantly on hand, at the lowest cash prices.

IR,- B _ B,^Xsr3D^-X,Xj.

J. J. JUDKINS,

RELIGIOUS BOOK AGENCY

AND

No. 3 John. Street, Lowell.

Also, School Books, Stationery, &c., &c.

P. O’CONNELL,

HORSE SHOER,

AND

CARRIAGE-SMITH,

No. 41 Middle Street, Lowell.

All work done in a faithful manner and
at a fair price.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. !j

ISTEW FASHIONABLE

3?. VALENTI,

Cutter, from Paris, London, STew York, and Boston.

Garments made to order in the best manner. Having had experiences in cutting and making up,
all garments will he made in the latest style, and warranted to fit. Having travelled extensively in
Europe and the United States, his facilities for buying Foreign and American Goods are equal to
any establishment in the country.

Overcoatings. Black Cloth, Black and Fancy Doeskins, and the most fashionable Foreign and
American Goods constantly on hand. Also, dealer in Gent’s Furnishing Goods. A share of the
public patronage is solicited.

P. VALEXTI,

Cutter, from Paris, London, New York, and Boston.

Xo. 4 Canal Block, Central Street, Lowell, Mass.

GEORGE W. GREEN,

MANUFACTURER OF

CLOTHING

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT SHORT NOTICE,

Prescott Street, corner of East Merrimac,

^“Sewing done in a superior manner, by the most approved Sewing-
Machines ; and all work done at this establishment warranted to give perfect
satisfaction.

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

MRS. J. P. IIAMBLET,

SILK & STRAW MILLINERY,

SILKS, LACES, &c.

AISO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND,

MOURKriNG- GOODS.

No. 33 Merrimac Street, under Central Hall, Lowell.

Bleaching and Pressing done in the most satisfactory manner, at usual prices.

^ ^3 O B 3NT

NO. 50 MERRIMAC STREET,
LOWELL,, MASS.

Photographs from the smallest to Life Size, finished in India Ink or Water Colors, with
neatness and dispatch, at prices that defy competition.

Messrs. S. & Co. are the only parties in this city who make the Patent Ambrotypes.

JOHN MARRIOT, JOEL.,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

Crnnfes, Da lists,

CAUPET BAGS, ETC.

ALL KINDS" OF

TRAYELLLYG TRIMS MAM TO ORDER.

Or Neatly Repaired

68 CENTRAL ST., (CANAL BRIDGE,)
x o mcjr.jT..

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

MUSIC STORE,

PIATVO AND MELODEOA WAREROOU,

Umbrella and Parasol, Portrait and Picture Frame,
Looking-Glass and Clock Manufactory
and Repair-Shop.

39 and 4=1 CENTRAL STREET.

W. II. DYAB.

The undersigned would respectfully call the attention of the public to the fact that

DB. CUTTER’S

CHEST-EXPANDING

SUSPENDERS

AND

SnOULDER-BRACES,

Adapted to the wear of either Ladies or Gentlemen, being alike beneficial to the heal h
and comfort of both, are superior in style, beauty of finish, and durability, to all other
Braces heretofore offered for sale.

Dr Cutter’s Ladies’ Skirt-Supporters are far ahead of all other Skirt-Supporters in
the market, as any lady will testify who has had the good fortune to wear them.

We are the inventors and sole manufacturers of the world-renowned Eureka Suspenders,
which are allowed by every one who has worn them to be the best and cheapest Suspenders
ever offered for sale. They are so constructed that they cannot fall from a man’s shoulders,
let his occupation -he ever so laborious; neither do they pull the pants together behind,
but allows them to hang quite natural. They do not crease the shirt bosom, as do the
common Elastic Suspenders, by always slipping and falling from the shoulders; having
very little elasticity in the web that goes over the shoulders, but sufficient behind to make
them the most comfortable suspenders ever manufactured.

Dr. Cutter’s Abdominal-Supporters are the be>t in use. The trade supplied at manu-
facturers’ prices. Public patronage is most respectfully solicited.

CUTTER & WALKER,

Wo. 48 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL, MASS.

N. B. — Shoulder-Braces, Trusses, Supporters, and Suspenders repaired in the best manner. We
also keep for sale Suspender-Ends of various kinds; Elastic and Un-Elastic Webs, Buckles, Clasps,
Machine-Silk and Needles ; also, the best quality of English Satin Jeans.

Boots and Shoes stitched in the best manner.

NEW AAI) SECOM)-IIAM)

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,

BTo. IO Prescott Street, . . . Lowell, Mass.

R. W. SMITH & CO.

Keep constantly on hand a good assortment of FURNITURE AND
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, consisting of a great variety of Chairs,
Tables, Bureaus, Secretaries, Sofas, Lounges, Bedsteads, Sinks,
Toilets, Tea-Poys, Wash-Stands, Clocks, Mirrors. Window-Shades.
Shade-Fixtures. &c. Also, Feathers, Feather-Beds, Mattresses, and
all kinds of Bedding usually kept in the market.

Crockery, Glass, and Tinware; and a complete assortment of
Kitchen Furniture, which will be sold at prices that cannot fail to
suit the purchaser, both in quality and price. Cash and the highest
price paid for second-hand Furniture. Upholstering done at short
notice, and warranted to give satisfaction.

R. W. SMITH. WM. LAMSON, JB.

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

FELT & COMPOSITION ROOFING.

ID. "W- HOSNB & c CO.,

SOLE AGENTS IN THIS CITY,

Office and Manufactory, Western Ave., near City Stable, Lowell.
THE ONLY DURABLE FIRE AND WATER-PROOF ROOFING.

[O^To the Public. — We would invite the attention of Architects, and all interefted
in building, to this Roofing, as being an article found by actual experience to be superior
to any Roofing now in use, both for durability and service, as it is perfectly fire and
water proof. Samples may be seen by calling at our shop. All orders promptly attend-
ed to, and perfect satisfaction assured.

D. W. HORNE. o. W. HORNE.

ROBERT WOOD,

VETERINARY SURGEON,

AND PROPRIETOR OF

MEKRIMAC HOUSE

LIVERY STABLE,

fe for. Merrimac and Wortlien Sis., Lowell, Hass.

MIDDLESEX STREET,

Near Northern Depot, ILOWELI..

LEWIS HOWARD,

. PROPRIETOR.

Having leased this House, the proprietor begs
leave to inform the public that he will always be
ready to attend to the wants of all those who
may have occasion to visit the city. He hopes,
by paying strict attention to the comfort of
strangers, to merit a share of public patronage.
C© 1 - Baggage conveyed to and Irom the Depot

FREE OF CHARGE.

JAMES FARSOiV,

painfcfaiuiipiiitiT.

PAINTS, OILS, AND GLASS

CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

Glazed Sash, Doors, and Blinds, of all
dimensions; also, a good assort-
ment of Paper Hangings.

29 Fletcher Street, liberty Sq.,

LOWELL, 2VTA.SS.

«X_ KIDDER,

© JliWIfefeils

No. 00 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL, HASS.

Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Repaired.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 9

DAILY CITIZEN AND NEWS

PRINTING OFFICE,

44 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL.

This is not surpassed by any office in New England for its means of
executing all kinds of

JOB AND FANCY FAINTING.

For Plain or Colored Posters it has the largest sized Hand Press
in New England.

THE DAILY CITIZEN AND NEWS

IS PUBLISHED AT $4.00 PER YEAR,

And has the largest Subscription List of any daily paper in Middlesex County
It is “ American Republican ” in politics.

IS ISSUED AT $2.00 A YEAR,

And is of the largest size, having more reading matter than any other paper
in New England. Postage free in Middlesex County.

KNAPP & MOREY, Publishers anti Proprietors.

No. 44 Central, nearly opposite Middle Street.

Chattncey L. Knapp. Geo. F. Morey.

10 LOWELL DIRECTORY.

BOOK & NEWSPAPER PRINTING OFFICE

ESTABLISHED, 1825.

No. 21 Central Street (corner of Middle), Lowell.

In April, 1860, the Courier establishment was purchased by Messrs.
Stone & Huse, and the business of the office united with that
of Vox Populi. By combining the two offices, the pro-
prietors have one of the largest establishments in
New England, which gives them numerous
advantages not possessed by those
who are conducting business
on a smaller scale.

THE LOWELL DAILY COURIER ESTABLISHMENT is supplied
with every material necessary for the PROMPT, NEAT, and ECONOMICAL
execution of

LETTER-PRESS PRINTING.

Having an office stocked with all the most MODERN TYPES AND
PRESSES in use, the Proprietors feel assured that they can compete success-
fully with any other establishment in the PROMPT and NEAT execution of
all work entrusted to them, at as low prices as can be offered anywhere.

Books, Pamphlets, Sermons, Addresses, Catalogues, Town ICeports,
Newspapers, Court l>ockets, By-Laws and Constitutions of
Societies, Mammoth Posters.

Always on hand, a good stock of all kinds of Card Board and Stationery
adapted to every description of work.

LOWELL DAILY COURIER

Is Published at $5.00 per annum, $4.50 in advance.

LOWELL WEEKLY JOURNAL

(made up from the Daily Courier,)

Is Published every Friday at $2.00 per annum, or $1.50 in advance.

VOX POPULI,

A large independent weekly journal, established 1841, distinct from either of
the above-named Papers,

Is Published every Friday at $2.00 per annum.

Z. E. STONE & S. W. HUSE, Proprietors.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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BOOK, JOB, AND FANCY

No. 48 Central Street, Lowell.

Books,

Pamphlets,

Catalogues,

Cards,

Circulars,

Hand-Bills,

Programmes,

Posters,

Shop-Bills,

Auction-Bills,

Bill-Heads,
Bills of Pare,
R. R. Tickets,
Billets,
Blanks,

EVERY VARIETY OF PRINTING

Executed with neatness, and at short notice, at the Lowest Prices.

THE LOWELL ADVERTISER

Is published at the above office, Daily, at $3.00 per annum, in advance:

THE LOWELL PATRIOT AND ADVERTISER

Is also published at the same office every Friday Morning, at $1.50 in advance, or
$2.00 if nrt paid till the end of the year. The Advertiser, and Patriot and
Advertiser are Democratic Ffepers, advocating I emocratic Measures and
Democratic Principles.

OZ?"* Advertisements inserted in the above papers at customary rates.

HILDRETH & HUNT, Publishers.

12

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

1THAMAH W. BEARD,

GOUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,

OFFICE IN MANSUR’S BLOCK,

IVo. 4a Central Street, - - - Lowell, Mass.

JOSEPH IB. KEYES,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,

No. 49 Central Street, - - Lowell, Mass.

R. B. CAVERLY,

E. A. CLARK,

COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,

AND

COMMISSIONER

For the States of MAINE, NEW
YORK, and IOWA.

Office, Cchrn Block, 56 Central Street,

JXHVELL, MASS.

6tnml Insurance $pnt,

AND

BILL COLLECTOR,

No. 6 Post Office Lmlding, Merrimac St,

LOWELL, MASS.

JAMES HOPKIUS,

FOB. MIDDLESEX COUNTY,

55 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL, MASS.

93 r All business by mail or otherwise entrusted to him will be promptly executed.

EDWIN L. SHED,

Jlfpig jllm'iff aiut flforotqr

FOR MIDDLESEX CODNTY.

Office, Canal Block, Central St. ; Residence, S Lawrence St.,

LOWELL, MASS.

Bills for service will be rendered on the first of July and January.

017= Orders by Express or Mail promptly attended to, and particular attention given to
criminal business.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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LOWELL

Dram, PARASOL PICTI1E-MIE IIIFMY,

AND

MUSIC STOR. E.

ESTABLISHED IN 1837.

RUGG & GRIFFITH,

[SUCCESSORS TO B. H. SHEPARD,]

Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Umbrellas, Parasols, Walking Canes, Picture-Frames,

J%ti Pustr, ghtsiral pcrtljanbise, |limrfracp5,

ENGRAVINGS, LOOKING-GLASS PLATE, PICTURE GLASS, ETC,

0 s Sole agents for Ilallet, Davis, & Co’s Premium Grand and Square Pianos, and
Prescott Brothers’ Melodeons. Instruments of all kinds to let, — also. Tuned and Re-
paired. Umbrellas and Parasols re-covered and repaired. Ornamental Frames made to
order. Gilding and re-gilding done. Canes mounted, &c., &c.

77 MERR1MAC STREET, LOWELL, MASS.

C. W. RUGG. J. GRIFFITH.

CHARLES COWLEY,

75 CENTRAL STREET,

(Directly. Opposite tlie American House,)
LOWELL, MASS.

14 LOWELL DIRECTORY.

WHITMARSH & ADAMS,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Oak and Hemlock Tanned Stretched

tsAYStsa ssumta,

Savings Bank Building,

SHATTUCK STREET, LOWELL, MASS.
Particular attention paid to Top Rollers, Iron Pulleys, and Loom Strapping.

LOWELL IRON RAILING WORKS.

CUSHING & MACK,

Manufacturers of

IRON RAILINGS,

OF NEW AND ELEGANT PATTERNS.

Also, Galvanized and Cast-Iron Cornices and Gutters,

ORNAMENTAL HOUSE TRIMMINGS,

AND DEALERS IN

STOWS® M© GmkW-miS,

Basement* 2d Universalist Church,

Nos. 123 and 125 Market Street,

L o WELL. ^

AMEEICAN BOLT COMPANY,

MANUFACTURE

BOLTS AND N UTS,

COACH OK LAO SCREWS,

WASHRRS, Qm&m um BTOe,

ALL KINDS AND SIZESj AT SHORT NOTICE.

]VO. 210 LAWREXCE STREET, LOWELL, MASS.

George C. Smith. } SP* S. Sherman.

James Meadowckoft. $ {Jonathan Hoi e.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 15

WILDER & DANA

SUCCESSORS TO DAVID DANA,

BRASS-FOUNDERS, COPPERSMITHS,

PLUMBERS AND TIN-PLATE WORKERS,

JACKSON STREET,

OPPOSITE THE niMILTOI PRUT WORKS.

JOSIAH GATES,

NO. 6 MECHANICS’ BUILDING, DUTTON STREET,

Opposite Boston and Lowell R. R. Depot,

X*OWmLX* 9

MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN

STRETCHED, CEMENTED, AND STITCHED

Top Roll Covering, Roller Cloths, Calf Rollers, Sheep Rollers,
Baling Twine, Harness Twine, Lacings, Cotton Spin-
ning Banding, Card Leather, Sole Leather, Belt
Leather, Loom Straps, Belt Hooks, Belt
Cement,

AND MANUFACTURERS' ARTICLES GENERALLY.

Every article warranted of the very best material and workmanship, and will
be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices .

WM. GODING & SON,

MANUFACTURERS OF

OF ALL PATTERNS.

ALSO, GLUE, HIDE BASKETS, &o. f

NO. 8.2 MIDDLE STREET, . . . LOWELL, MASS.

E 2C T D3, A. I\T ID IsT O. 1 GLUE.

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LOWELL DIRECTORY.

RICHARD KITSON,

Head of Wortlicn Street, Lowell, Mass.,

Respectfully invites the attention of Cotton Manufacturers to his

Patent Cotton Openers and Cleaners,

Which are now in successful operation at the following Mills :

Suffolk Co., Lawrence Co., Tremont Co., Prescott Co., Appleton Co., Lowell, Mass.;
Chicopee Falls Co. Chicopee, Mass.; Atlantic Mills, Pacific Co., Pemberton Mills,
Lawrence, Mass. ; Cocheco Mills, Dover, N. H. ; Salmon Falls Mills, Salmon Falls, N. II. ;
Belknap Mills, Laconia, N. II.

Also, English Tappers, Rag-Pickers, and Patent Waste Machines for opening Roving; Needle-
Pointed Card-Clothing for Flax, Tow, Hemp, Jute, and Manilla, machine-work generally.

JOHN S. JAQUES,

SOLON STEVENS,

MANUFACTURER OF

ALL KINDS OF

Jolucr-JToom Shuttles,

S3 MIDDLE STREET,

LOWELL, MA««.

(Successor to A. & S. Stevens,)

MANUFACTURER OF

POWER-LOOM

Harnesses and Heeds,

AND EVERT DESCRIPTION OF

MACHINE BELTS AND STRAPS,

Corner of Fletcher St. and Western Avenue,

LOWELL, MASS.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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ARISTON GROVER,

WJL ATHERTON,

STENCIL k STEEL LETTER-CUTTEE,

FLETCHER STREET, LOWELL,

Steel Stamps, Alphabets and Figures, Stencil
Plates and Dies, of any size, cut to order. Also,
will furnish Branding Irons, Door Plates, Door
Numbers, Stencil Paste and Brushes, Indelible
Ink for marking Clothing, &c.

esr All orders will be promptly answered, and
work warrranted if properly used.

(estate)

MACHINIST,

AND MANUFACTURER OF

MILL GEARING

AND SHAFTING.

All kinds of Jobbing York done to order.

Howe Street, Belvidere.

Orders promptly attended to.

DAYID LANE,

MAKES TO ORDER

Wool and Kag Pickers, Hydro-Extractors ; Self-Operating Jacks,
Nowell’s Patent ; Condensing Rubbers, Nowell’s Patent; Bur-
ring Pickers, large size, from the latest improved patterns.
All kinds of Worsted Machinery, Combing Machines,
for coarse or fine work, known as the N. E. Combing
Machine ; Flax and Hemp Machinery, generally ;

Cotton Openers; Pipe Cutting Machines;

Shafting, Gearing, and Machine Work
generally.

ORDERS SOLICITED, AID All WORK WARRANTED.

Shop between Middlesex and Jackson Streets,

LOWELL

OEOHO-E L. C -A. ID'S",

LQWILLj MASS.*

MANUFACTURER OF SUPERIOR BELT HOOKS.

Loom Harness Hooks and Eyes ; Screw Eyes and Screw Hooks for Picture
Frames and Glasses; Jack Hooks; Strap Hooks ; Thread Guides*
Meat Hooks ; Gate Hooks and Eyes, &c„ of bright Iron ’
Wire; and Hooks and Eyes made to order.

S. ASHWORTH & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF

FSE.ES AID RASPS,

Mechanics’ Mills, Fletcher Street, Lowell, Mass.

N. B. — The best Cast-Steel Files constantly on hand, for sale cheap.

ou) fii.es iik-cut equal to sew,

18 LOWELL DIRECTORY.

“HIP STEM AND CIS PIPE WORKS,

NO. 84 MIDDLE STREET, . . LOWELL, MASS.

TIIOilIAS ATHERTON, Proprietor,

MACHINIST, and wholesale and retail dealer in WROUGHT-IRON
STEAM AND GAS PIPE, Brass and Iron Fittings of all kinds, Maleable
Iron Fittings, Safety Valves, Steam Whistles, and all articles appertaining to
Steam, Gas, and Water. Also, sole agent., for Lowell and vicinity, for Judson’s
“ Patent Improved Governor Valve," and Fitts’s “ Patent Boiler Feeder and
Globe Gates." Steam Engines constantly on hand, and made to order.
Piping for Steam, Gas, or Water, put up with neatness and despatch.

SMITH <3c LA-WREISTCE,

At Lowell Bedstead Manufactory, Mt. Vernon, corner Fulton St., Lowell, Mass.,

MACHINISTS,

AND MANUFACTURERS OF

ENGINE AND HAND LATHES, PLANERS' DRILLS.

AND

MACHINISTS’ TOOLS GENERALLY.

Also, Shafting and all kinds of Machinery made to order. Planing, Screw-Cutting, and
all kinds of Jobbing and Repairing promptly attended to. Authorized to Manufacture
and sell WESTON’S DOVE-TAILING MACHINE.

Orders solicited and promptly executed.

ENGRAVING

AND

Copper-Plate Printing

NEATLY EXECUTED BY

JOHN COGSWELL,

NESMITH’S BLOCK,

MERRIMAC STREET, LOWELL.

Cards, Watch Papers, &c., furnished at
short notice.

JOEL J E N K I U S 3

MANUFACTURER OF

ALL KINDS OF CARRIAGES,

CARRIAGE-IRONING AND HORSE-SHOEING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE.

ALSO, AGENT FOR THE SALE OF

BURT’S PATENT HORSE POWER,

ARCH STREET,

USTIEA.fR, NASHUA Sz LOWELL IFt. IFt. DEPOT.

J. A. BRABROOK,

mum

MAKER,
: No . 45 Market Street,

LOWELL.

Harnesses, Whips, Fly-Nets,

Horse Blankets, Brushes, Currycombs,
Cards, Sponge, Neatsfoot Oil, &c.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

19

JOHN M. WASHBURN & SON,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

gutter, ©firese, J/aii, Jlonr, €ggs, ©ranges,

LESIONS, DRIED APPLES, BEANS, PICKLES,

Cranberries, Vegetables, Domestic Fruits, & Produce

OP ALL KINDS,

NO, 31 MARKET STREET,

OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE, MWELL,

Gr. W. O TJ AT jVC 1 1ST G- S,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

TEA. COFFEE. CHOCOLATE.

BROMA, SHELLS, COCOA, &c., &c.

WO. 6 JOSSIV STREET,

3L©WS2al.j UA§3.

MRS. GIBSON & MISS FARRAR,

DEALERS IN

®®®ii®tt®®i®v km eMi e

NO. 130 MERRIMAC STREET, LOWELL, MASS.

Particular attention given to the Manufacture of Ice Creams, Jellies, Wedding and other

Parties supplied with OYSTERS, — Scolloped, Stewed, or Raw, — on the most liberal
terms Orders promptly executed.

MEALS FURNISHED AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.

20

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

NICHOLS & CO.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

WEST INDIA GOODS & GROCERIES,

cornss, ssiss ms orai mas,

142, 144, & 146 CENTRAL STREET,

Comer of Green Street,

Wm. Nichols. LOWELL, MASS. E. D. Fletcher.

ROBERT TAISEY,

(Formerly Taisej & Clark,)

t&mwW&n t#rolurot,

And Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE,

NO. 76 DUTTON STREET,

Opp. J. Coggin & Co.’s Flour Store,
LOWELL, MASS.

Orders solicited and promptly attended to.

STREETER & POWERS,

DEALERS IN
CHOICE

FAMILY GROCERIES

AND

Choice brands of Flour, Extra Butter, Fine
Teas, &c., kept constantly on hand, with
every other article usually found in a first-
class Grocery Store.

John, corner of Merrimac St.,

jT. O ir'I'ZJT.T. , Zl Tsi «s\s\

J. COGGIN & CO.,

MERCHAMT MILLERS,

AND

Commission Merchants,

FOR THE MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF

CORNER OF FLETCHER AND DUTTON ST3„ LOWELL.

PUTNAM & CURRIER,

MANUFACTURERS OF

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Leiiton St., rear 40 Charles St.,

mimm.

SMITH ADAMS,

DEALER IN

TRIPE, PIG’S FEET,

NEATSFOOT Oil,,

AND

T ALLO

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Walker, n. Middlesex St., Lowell.

Orders for butchering Hogs attended to at
short notice.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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THE BOLDEN SALVE,

Believed to be the

BEST EXTERNAL REMEDY

In the known world.

C. P. WHITTEN,

37 East Merrimac Street.

ALSO, DEALER IN

STOVES,

Tin Ware, and Kitclien Furnishing Goods.

JOHN HUMPHREY,

COFFEE MILES,

Howe Street, Lowell.

All kinds ofCoffee at Wholesale.

Also, a superior quality put up in
packages to suit customers.

COFFEE ROASTED AND GROUND

TO ORDER.

TAYLOR & PROBERT,

MANUFACTtTRERS op

Sewing-Machine Needles

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

MECHANICS 5 MILLS, LOWELL, MASS.

Y/ 1 * All kinds of SEWING-MACHINES REPAIRED. Orders, by Mail or otherwise,
promptly attended to.

S. Taylor. r. Probert.

JOHN O’CONNER,

CONFECTIONEBV,

Fruit and Refreshments

Of all descriptions, and of the best, at his
OLD STAND,

Dutton, cor. Fletcher St.,

LOWELL, MASS.

Also, an assortment of Fancy Goods.

AMOS COLBY,

f! mnj} and gtarti

MAKER,

Howe Street, Lowell.

PUMPS MADE AND REPAIRED AT

SHORT NOTICE.

1 A. K. HOOD,

L_,house carpenter,

jjSil i'i • AXD —

GENERAL CONTRACTOR,

Shop, comer of Rock and Willie Sts,, Lowell.

0 Zr’ Personal attention given to all orders, by mail or otherwise, for job work, and
attended to with promptness and dispatch.

HOUSE, 164 BROADWAY.

22

LOWELL DIRECTORY.

]VE. SWAIN 5

PATENTEE AND MANUFACTURER OF

IMPROVED TURBINE WATER WHEELS,

For Manufacturers, Millers, Sawyers, and Farmers,

No. 84 Broadway (Second Floor), Lowell, Mass.

Drawings, Patterns, Estimates, and Specifications for all kinds of Machinery, Mill-
Work, and Gearing.

C. & D. WHITNEY, JR.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP

WESTERN, CANADA, AND NORTHERN LUMBER

ALSO,

(Mm> 884 §

CLAPBOARDS, LATHS, FENCE PICKETS, POSTS, ETC,
DIMENSION AND BUILDING TIMBER,

Western Ave., nearly opp. Wamesit Steam Mills,

Planing, Sawing, and Matching done to order.

Charles Whitney.

David Whitney, Jr.

GEORGE W. PEARSOL

; £r

BUILDER,

i;#

NO. 70 MIDDLE STREET, LOWELL, MASS.

O™ Contracts for erecting Private Dwellings, Fublic Buildings, &c., taken on liberal terms,
Jobbing of all kinds done to order with neatness and despatch.

24 LOWELL DIRECTORY.

LOWELL CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

SAMUEL CONYERS,

MANUFACTURER OF

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

TVo. 163 CENTRAL STREET,

LOWELL, MASS.

Every branch of the Carriage .Manufacturing business is combined in this
Establishment.

Carryalls, Buggies, Chaises, and Wagons,

On hand for sale, or made to order at short notice.

REPAIRING AYR PAIYTIYG,

Done in the best manner, and on reasonable terms. All work warranted to
give perfect satisfaction.

Yo. 25 PRESCOTT STREET, LOWELL.

MR. W. Iv. THOMPSON

Would respectfully inform his patrons and the public generally that he has thoroughly fitted up this
new stand, and is now prepared to serve his patrons with the best of eatables, at a moment’s notice.
Epieures are particularly requested to call and test his stock of Ale, Porter, Cigars, etc., all
which have been selected with great care; and it is believed that finer brands are not to be found
in this city. He has also been at great expense in fitting up new BOWLING ALLEYS, where this
healthful exercise can in future be enjoyed in a quiet and retired manner.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 25

PRESCOTT STREET

LIVERY & HACK STABLE.

DANIEL CL. LEAVITT,

PROPRIETOR.

The subscriber having, in connection with his large stable at the old stand,
leased the stable formerly occupied by Chas. G. Fletcher on Prescott Street,
is now prepared, with his increased facilities, to furnish teams of all descrip-
tions connected with the livery business,

From a One-Horse Buggy to a Six-Horse Team.

And flatters himself that he can accommodate all who may favor him with
their patronage with as good “ turn-outs ” as can be found at any establish-
ment in New England. His stock comprises some of the finest horses, select-
ed with great care expressly for the business ; and families can depend on
having safe and reliable horses, together with good carriages of any and every
description. Prominent among his livery stock are twenty-two fine dapple
greys, of good style and speed.

SLBI9HN9, PIC-NiC, ©ROOT! UME PARTIES,

Can be furnished with vehicles at a few moments notice. Persons wishing
Hacks for Funerals, Weddings, &c. cannot fail to be suited. Carriages are
always in readiness to convey passengers to and from the cars, or to any other
part of the city.

Thanking the public for past favors, he will endeavor to please all who may
favor him with a call.

ig^fTTn all cases charges as low as at any other stable.

DANIEL G. LEAVITT,

INTO. 32 PRESCOTT STREET,

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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

26

ISTE'W E3STC3-LJ^nsriD

91 Washington Street, Boston.

TO PURCHASERS OF REAL ESTATE.

W. COWARD

Would respectfully invite all who wish to purchase Farms, Houses, Stores,
Building-Lots, &c., to call at his office and examine, free of charge, his
large and extensive LOTS OF REAL ESTATE, which is the fullest and
most complete record of

Farms, Houses, House-Lots, &c,, For Sale,

TO BE FOUND IN NEW ENGLAND.

TO THOSE WHO HAVE

u MT AW y«a SA»

He would say that his facilities for the sale of property of this description are
unsurpassed by those of any one in the State ; and persons having Real Estate
of any kind, which they would like to dispose of, will please call on him, or for-
ward to his Office, full, accurate , and correct descriptions of the property, which
will be entered on his books. No charge will be made for the entry; but, if a
sale is effected, he will charge a fair commission. If owners wish to have
their property advertised, and extra pains taken to dispose of the same, it
will be punctually attended to, on the most reasonable terms.

GO WARD’S

mI fkgwto,

The most comprehensive and perfect paper of its kind in the United States, is
published &t this office every Saturday. Terms, Two Dollars per annum.

In addition to its value as the best medium between buyers and sel-
lers of Real Estate, it commends itself to all business interests as a most*
valuable and useful publication ; many features being introduced peculiar to
it, and not to be found in any other paper in the country.

M.cur

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28 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

A. N. CLARK & 00.,

(SUCCESSORS TO N. HUNT & CO.,)

29 & 31 DEVONSHIRE STREET, . . BOSTON,

MANUFACTURERS OF

BEST OAK-TAMNED

RAILROAD BELL-CORD, &c.

Also, constantly supplied with extra quality Lace-Leather, Flax
Packing, Belt Bivets and Punches, Belt Hooks and Clasps.

Our Belts are thoroughly stretched, and made from stock of the best tannage, — none
but llie solid and thick parrs being used.

KELTS MADE TO ORDER AXD WAKKAXTED.

We call particular attention to the

PATENT SOLID ROUND BELTING,

It having proved entirely satisfactory to our customers, and possesses many advan-
tages over the common twisted round belting.

FREDERIC H. MOORE,

Plans, Drawings, and Specifications,

FOR BUILDINGS OF ALL KINDS,

FURNISHED PROMPTLY, AND AT REASONABLE RATES.

PERSONS INTENDING TO BUILD ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO
CALL AT MY OFFICE AND EXAMINE PLANS.

50 SCHOOIi STREET, BOSTON.

ADVERTISING- DEPARTMENT. 29

S. H. GREGORY & CO.,

3STO- 225 *W"^SHCX3Sra-TOISr STREET.,

^•OPPOSITE FRANKLIN ST.,-sa

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

PAPER-HANGINGS,

.OFFER AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT,

WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,

ON MOST SEASONABLE TEEMS,

S. H. GREGORY.] BOSTON. [0. W. ROBINSON.

NEW EATING-HOUSE,

NO. 10 WILSON LANE, BOSTON.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has
opened a

FIRST-CLASS EATING-HOUSE,

At the above place, where the public can be accommodated in the best manner.

Separate Dining-Rooms for Gentlemen and Ladies, or for select parties, as
may be desired.

In connection with the above, are a number of excellent Lodging-Rooms,
which will be furnished to transient Lodgers, or by the week.

BOARD BY THE DAY OR WEEK.

No Wines, Liquors, or Cigars are used on the premises.

X. SAMSOM,

(Formerly of the Franklin and Webster Houses.)

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

80

T A. Gt S

FOR

TA©Sb

bostom.

\SHIPPIHD &TBEE LABELS^/

CLOTHS,

CLOTHING,

DRY GOODS,

CARPETINGS,

HARDWARE,

FANCY-GOODS,

JEWELRY,

UPHOLSTERY,

DRUGGISTS,

FURNITURE,

GAS-FIXTURES,

TREES AND PLANTS.

E. F. JONES & WHITMORE,

DEALERS IN

OToriOTMi? 9 mat nri 3

JVjjiiUOljlilk QC bil/lji UliiO,

jft-isrr) coal,

AND AGENTS OF THE

GLENDON COAL OIL COMPANY,

Corner of Kilby and Central Streets,

BOSTON,

E F. Jones. W. H. Whitmore.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

31

W. B. FRENCH,

SURGEON

ROOMS, 3 9 SUMMER STREET, BOSTON.

Mr. F. removes MOLES, WARTS, WENS, and TUMORS; cures
INGROWING NAILS and CHILBLAINS; and
extracts CORNS in a few minutes,
without pain.

CHARGES MODERATE.

SEEDS! TREES! PLANTS !

The subscribers offer for sale an unrivalled stock of

AGRICULTURAL, GAR9EN, AND FLOWER SEEDS,

FRUIT TREES,
Strawberries, Currants, Raspberries, Gooseberries ;

All the standard and new varieties of

NATIVE AND FOREIGN GRAPES, ETC., ETC.;

©umnmvtnt nrut Jtato fSmt,

EVERGREEN' TREES ; REDGE PLOTS; FLOWERING SHRUBS ; ROSES, AND CLIMBING PLANTS.

Also, the largest collection of

GREENHOUSE PLANTS

Of every description to be found in this country.

Purchasers will find at this Establishment every desirable variety of Seeds, Trees, and Plants
necessary for the Farm or Garden; Catalogues of which will be furnished gratis, on application
post-paid.

The best Peruvian Guano, Super-Phosphate of Lime, Bone Dust, and other fertilizers, constantly
for sale, at lowest prices.

HOVEY & CO.,

V MERCHANTS IELO "W, BOSTON.

32 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

DEPOT FOR FASHIONABLE

(gug^inintg & flirty printing,

24 SCHOOL STREET, BOSTON.

WEDDING, VISITING, BUSINESS CAKDS,

Executed in the first style of the art.

Cards printed from old Plates at one hour’s notice.

W EDDI3ST G-

On hand and for sale. A large assortment of Cake Boxes, Envelopes and Note Paper.

Initials Embossed on Note Paper at short notice.

N. S. DEARBORN.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE

AT THE

MISS. HORTICULTURAL FRUIT & SEED STORE,

74 Tremont Street, opposite Tremont Iloiise,’ Boston,

An extensive collection of all binds of Yegatable, Agricultural, and Flower Seeds; Fruit
and Ornamental Trees ; Shrubs ; Plants; Bulbous and Tuberous Flower Roots ; &c., &c.

The collection of Vegetable Seed is extensive, and of the best kinds. Also, Superb
Flower Seeds, assortments of Double Balsams, Double German Asters, Double Stocks,
Pinks, Phlox, Picotees, &c., &c. Also, Gardening, Botanical, Agricultural, and other
Books. Garden Tools of every description. Fruit of all kindsi
OZ^Catalogues may be had on application.

fMRkh MPMTMMT.

Decorations for the Table ; baskets of Flowers for all occasions ; Flowers for evening or
Bridal Parties, made up to order in the best manner. FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS also
furnished and arranged at short notice. Orders by Express or Telegraph promptly
attended to. FERTILIZERS, — Peruvian Guano, Super-Phosphate of Lime, Ground
Bone. Whale Oil Soap, Seed Potatoes, &c.

• A. C. BOWDITCH,

74 Tremont Street, opposite Tremont House, Boston.

Funeral Wreaths and Flowers preserved, tastefully arranged, and neatly framed.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. . 33

GUIDE THROUGH MT. AUBURN,

PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY

Book Illustrations, Portraits, Views of Buildings, Machinery, &c. Business
Cards, Bank Checks, Billheads, Seals, Labels, &c., engraved to
order in the best style.

TINTED ADVERTISING- ENVELOPES,

IN ENDLESS VARIETY.

Orders by mail or otherwise will receive prompt attention.

DANIEL J. CARRUTH,

I

f

w
W

5

TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS, PIPES,

WINES, ALE, PORTER,

AND

O IDEE,

49, 51, & 53 BLACKSTOVE STREET, ROSTOV.

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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

D. AY. TAYLOIt,

MACHINE BROKER,

No. 132 Commercial Street, Boston.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER XN

SHIPS' M/UN PUMPS,

WITH COPPER OR COMPOSITION CHAMBERS,

fltai ani Stern Jarre |un^s, Jatforg Jarre fumgs,

FORGE AND COMMON PUMPS, FOR HOUSES AND OUT-DOOR PURPOSES,

LEADING -A-ISTID SUCTION HOSE,

Lead, Gutta-Percha, Iron, and Galvanized Iron Pipe, Ilose Couplings, Pipes, &c. Also,

EMERSON’S PATENT WINDLASS.
AMERZENE& WILSON’S PATENT WIND-
LASS BRAKE.

ALLEN’S IMPROVED PATENT CAPSTAN
PATENT SHIP STEEREItS.

VENTILATING AIR PUMPS.

ALL SIZES OF COMMON CAPSTANS.
CHAIN STOPPERS.

CAPSTAN BARS.

SHIPS’ PORTABLE FORCE PUMPS.

N. B. — Repairing dene at the shortest possible notice.

H. ELLIOTT, Master Machinist.

DRAIN, SOIL, AND W ATER PIPE.

PRICE’S VITRIFIED

CUV m STONE Dim AND WATER PIPE,

The cheapest and best article now in use for Drains, Sinks, and for con-
veying Soil from Water Closets.

Hearth, Flue, and Oven Tile, Horse-Shoe and Sole Tile. Also, Pipes from
various other manufacturers can he had in any quantity of

J*. IF*. BAlsTISTEB,

No. 33S Federal treet, corner Mt. Washington Avenue, Boston

AA. LEWANDO,

FRENGH FANGY DYER,

AND

s T E -A. M SCOU 3FL E 31 ,

No. 150 Washington Street, .... Boston.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

35

GAS - FIXTURES AMO LAMPS,

S, A. STETSON & CO.,

Nos. 350 & 352 Washington Street,

HATWAHD BLOCK,

BOSTON!.

GHANDELIERS,

PENDANTS,
BRACKETS,

Ml^

GAS-CONDUCTING PIPE put into Buildings in the most thorough
and substantial manner.

GAS-STOVES, for heating and cooking, of the most approved patterns.

BAY STATE BOX FACTORY,

HARRINGTON & GARDNER,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Fin 11 Ml MI,

105 HANOVER STREET,

BOSTON.

oG ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

GAEDXNER’8

RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA

A certain, safe, and speedy cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Salt Rheum, in their
worst forms. It is an Internal Remedy, driving out and entirely eradicating the disease.

The undersigned hereby certify that they have used “ Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neu-
ralgia Compound,” for the cure of Rheumatism and Neuralgia, and have in every case
found immediate and permanent relief. We have full confidence in its healing qualities,
and would recommend it to all who are afflicted with these harassing diseases, as one of
the safest and best medicines ever offered to the public.

S. Hancock, Jr , 20 South Market Street, Boston ; Henry A. Fuller, 18 South Market
Street, Boston ; W. H. Allen, Boston ; Capt. Chas. G. Dolliver, Boston; Abram Weeks,
Webster Street, East Boston ; Henry D. Gardiner, Webster Street, East Boston ; George
U. Plummer, 1 Maverick Square, East Boston ; Samuel Wales, Jr., City Hotel, Boston.

The best medicine for the disease I ever saw.

CHARLES A. SMITH, No. 1 Old State House, Boston.

Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in its worst form, and was entirely cured by the
use of one bottle.

A. W. BRYER, Mathews’ Building, Commercial Street, Boston.

“ Gardiner’s Neuralgia Compound ” has entirely relieved me from sufferings of several
years’ standing.

W. E. nODGKINSL, No. 1 Old State House, Boston.

After suffering with Rheumatism for twenty years, and being confined to my bed
several weeks last spring, I was entirely cured by the use of two bottles of “ Gardiner’s
Compound.”

NORMAN T. AYERS, 75 Franklin Street, Boston.

Having suffered from Neuralgia for eighteen months, the most excruciating pain, and
getting no permanent relief from the numberless remedies used, I was induced to try
Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound.” I have used but one bottle, and am
entirely well.

D. D. BAXTER, Dry Goods dealer, No. 5 Appleton Block, Lowell.

I have been afflicted with Salt Rheum in its worst form for a long time, and tried a great
number of remedies without receiving any benefit until I tried “ Gardiner’s Rheumatic
and Neuralgia Compound.” I have taken but one bottle, and can honestly say I believe
myself entirely cured.

JOHN A. MERDO, Pearl Street House, Boston.

The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has been taken by hundreds of
people for Scrofulous Humors with great benefit. It may be given to children
with perfect safety.

PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 87 KILBY STREET, BOSTON.

For sale by Apothecaries generally throughout the United States.

PRICE, $1.00 PER BOTTLE.

None genuine unless signed by CHARLES F. GARDINER, to whom all
orders should be addressed.

ADVERTISING- DEPARTMENT. 37

BANK AND COUNTING-RGOM

FURNITURE.

Desks of all descriptions,

Constantly on hand, and made to order, and warranted.

STEPHEN SMITH,

DESK MANUFACTURER,

Nos. 51 & 53 CORNHILL, BOSTON.

38 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN

PATENT AGENCY,

Room, Xo. 11 Webster Hank Building,

13 EXCHANGE ST., BOSTON.

SAMUEL COOPER,

LATE [CHIEF EXAMINER IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

Procures Patents in this and Foreign Countries.

His lon^ official connection with the Patent Office has rendered him fami-
liar with its rules and practice, and with the history of invention in this and
other countries ; and this experience, with the frequent visits which he pro-
poses making to the Patent Office, justifies him in saying that his Agency
will offer to inventors all the advantages of one located in Washington, and,
in addition, those which result from a residence in the midst of mechanical
and manufacturing industry.

Advice given upon all matters relating to the validity, &c., of patents, the
novelty and patentability of inventions. Specifications and drawings pre-
pared ; caveats filed; reconsiderations procured of applications that have
been rejected upon imperfectly prepared papers; cases of interference, and
applications for extension and re-issue prosecuted ; and in general all busi-
ness connected with the Patent Office transacted with care and promptness.

British and other foreign patents procured, through prompt and confiden-
tial agents in London and Paris.

Persons residing at a distance may obtain all necessary information, and
have their business transacted, by writing to the subscriber, without the
trouble or expense of a visit to Washington.

He begs leave to refer those unacquainted with him to the following testi-
monial :

Prom the Don. Charles Mason, Commissioner of Patents.

U. S. PATENT OFFICE, Feb. 28, 1855.

I take great pleasure in stating, that, during the time I hare been acting as Commis-
sioner of Patents, Samuel Cooper, Esq., of Boston, has been engaged as Solicitor, and has
been, in that capacity, in constant correspondence and intercourse with the Office. lie has
evinced a thorough acquaintance with the Patent Law, and with the rules and practice of
the Office ; a close attention to the interests of his clients ; and a marked candor and
courtesy that have rendered the transaction of business with him a pleasure. I have no
hesitation in stating that I regard him as ODe of the very best agents for the transaction of
business with this Office with whom I am acquainted.

CHARLES MASON, Commissioner.

Samuel Cooper. T. R. Roach.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

39

BOUDOIR

WHOSE SEWING MACHINE SHALL I BUY!

ANSWER.

1st. Buy one that is simple, strong, and durable.

2d. Buy one which makes a strong, elastic, and beautiful stitch, that will not rip.

3d. Buy one that uses the thread directly from the spools, without re-windiDg.

4rh. Buy one that will sew as well with the treadle-wheel going backwards as fonuards.
5th. Buy one that uses a straight needle, runs the easiest, and makes the least noise.
6th. Buy one where the workmansnip is good , and where each and all the parts are
made in exact duplicates , so that, in the event of an accident to the machine, any part
can be immediately replaced, at a very trifling cost.

7th. Buy the new and lately improved

BOUDOIR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

HARRIS’ PATENT,

Which is duly authorized by E. Howe, Jr., and the Grover & Baker Sewing-Machine
Company, and sold at the low price of

FORTY DOLLARS.

Every machine warranted and kept in repair for one year. Agents wanted everywhere.

L. A. BIGELOW, Agent, 43 Tremont Street, Boston.

O N* WOOD,

FOR

BOOKS,

NEWSPAPERS;

AND

ILLUSTRATED PRINTING,

OF ALL KINDS,

Executed on reasonable terms, in a
most satisfactory manner, by

TAYLOR & ADAMS,

29 Joy’s Building;,

81 Washington Street,

EQSTFQM.

P. g. — Personal attention given
to all orders sent by mail or ex-
press.

40 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

COTTON- WARPS,

Imperial Cords, Lines, & Twines,

3STO_ 78 SUZDETTIRTST STREET,

©OSTQfte

Cod, Mackerel, and other Fish Lines; Fancy and Plain Silk, Flax,
and Cotton Lines and Twines ; Window, Curtain, and Awning
Lines, df the most perfect qualities, and superior to
any other Lines in the market, on hand or made
to order.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE MANUFACTURE OF

m 11 rails km mB miss,

To which articles the attention of consumers and the trade is respectfully

solicited.

TAYLOR & CIIURCIIILL, Manufacturers,

NO. 78 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.

A. A. Taylor. G. A. Churchill.

MESSINGER & BROTHER,

CAEreOM. HASS,,

Manufacturers of and Dealers in Black and Colored

Twist, Saddlers’, Embroidery, Fringe, and Floss Silks v

ALSO,

SILK AND TWIST FOR SEWING-MACHINES.

Office, No. 19 MILK STREET (Second Story), BOSTON.

M. J. WHIPPLE & CO.,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, INCLUDING

TUBS QLL COLORS, PREPARE© CANVAS,

And all other articles required by Painters in Oil [Colors.

35 COBNHILL, BOSTON.

DRAWING MATERIALS IN EVERT VARIETY.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 41

BOSTON ROOFING GO.

ONLY MANUFACTURERS OF

Bailey’s Improved Felted Cloth and Cement Rootling.

DRY AND TARRED SHEATHING PAPER ;

Refined and Crude Benzole and Naptha, Light Oil, Dead Oil,
Cumole Iron Varnish, &c., &c.

Office, 26 Broad Street, Boston.

D. "W. BAILEY, Proprietor.

laboratory, — Middlesex, near Highland Street, Chelsea, Mass.

SHIRTS MADE TO FIT,

AT

177 Washington Street, near Milk Street, Boston.

Shirts, Collars, and Stocks, of every variety — the largest assortment in
the United States — at the lowest prices, wholesale and retail.

Fine Shirts made to order, to fit, at short notice. Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, of every description.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

42

ONE-P&tCE CtOTHINC STORE*

MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, 8s PARKER,

MANUFACTURERS OF AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Fine Clothing and Furnishing Goods.

CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST MANNER.

192 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,
OPPOSITE THE MARLBORO’ HOTEL.

0Tr“ Store Formerly Occupied by Geo. W. Warren «fc Co.«CQ

TO THE LADIES.

Your attention is invited to my large
assortment of

PARASOLS,

Comprising all the latest styles of Double-

Frilled, Fringed, and Exten-
sion Parasols.

A GOOD STOCK OF

GINGDAM, ALPACCA, AND SILK UMBRELLAS,

OF THE BEST QUALITY,

TOGETHER WITH A GREAT VARIETY OF

SUN-UMBRELLAS, OPERA-SCREENS, SHOWERETS, GOLD-
HEADED CANES, LADIES* BIDING- WHIPS, &c ,

May also be obtained here.

GENTLEMEN in want of a good article would do well to examine our Silk Um-
brellas, which unite, in a remarkable degree, strength and durability with lightness
and elegance.

JOSEPH

25 WINTER STREET,

huyoits..

BOSTON.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

43

PARAFFINE COAt OIL WORKS,

ILLUMINATING AND LUBRICATING

© © Ala

AND

NO. 7 BATTERYMARCH STREET,

©®§?®KL

W. D. PHILBRICK, Owner. WJL LINCOLN, Agent.

SAMUEL H. ALLEN,

f llMttlwi Wfi €#)>}»«

SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,

No. 38 School Street,

Opposite Citt Hall,
BOSTO re-
orders from any part of the city or country for fitting up Bathing
Rooms, Wash Basins, Shower Baths, Wash Trays for hot and
cold water, Bath Boilers, Water Closets, Force Pumps,
Marble Slabs, Repairing, &c., or for the purchase
of any article in the Plumbing line, will be
promptly and faithfully attended to.

Cash paid for Old Copper and Composition.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

44

FURNITURE

Having taken the Store

NO. 464 WASHINGTON STREET,

OPPOSITE BOYLSTON STREET,

For the general transaction of the Furniture and Upholstery Business, I would respect-
fully invite an inspection of my Stock, consisting of rich and medium-priced Parlor,
Drawing-Room, and Chamber Furniture; a large and select assortment of Brocatelles,
Lastings, Damasks, and Plushes. Also, Black Walnut and Gilt Cornices, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Window Shades, Italian Awnings, &c.

J. M. HOLDEN,

NO. 464 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.

P. S. — All kinds of Drapery, Carpet Work, and Interior Decorating promptly and
faithfully attended to.

B. G. WILDER’S

PATENT SALAMANDER
S AFE.

The only Genuine WILDER PATENT SAFE in the New
England States. Also, second-hand Safes cheap.

SIMEON P. TAYLOR, Agent,

NO. 11 MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON.

SCOTCH, INGUSH, AND AMERICAN

Vitrified Stone Drain and Water

3P X HP E3,

All sizes, and at the lowest manufacturers’ prices. Also, Cement
Pipe, Sole and Horse-Shoe Drain Tile, Chimney Tops, &c., &c.

SIMEON P. TAYLOR, Manufacturers’ Agent,

NO. 11 MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 45

Wonderful Improvement in Piano-Fortes !

REVERBERATING SOUNDING-BOARD, ON METALLIC VIBRATING BARS.

JOHN E. McAEIL, MANUFACTURER,

155 HARRISON AVENUE, BOSTON,

Invites the attention of Musical Professors, Artists, and the public in general, to his Piano-Fortes,
in which he has made a very important improvement, by adopting an invention of Mr. Louis H.
Browne, by which the power of an ordinary sized instrument is more than doubled, while the
quality of the tone is much superior, according to competent judges, to any thing ever yet heard in
a Piano-Forte. The instruments I now offer to the public contain all the latest and best improve-
ments of this inventor, made in every style, and warranted of the best workmanship and material,
at moderate prices. I have had fifteen y ears’ practice in business, and guarantee satisfaction.

46 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

D. K. BATCHELDER,

DU il f* *!*?£* & f nil HI?!}
j| | J[ %$ Jjg |j f|j

Would respectfully inform his friends and the public, that he has
taken Store,

NO. 28 BROMFIELD STREET,

m®mm

Where he will continue the manufacture of

IN EVERY VARIETY. ALSO,

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL

House, Ship, and Oar Mouldings and Decorations.

RE-GILDING OLD FRAMES.

MAPS AND PRINTS MOUNTED.
PICTURES RENOVATED, &c.

Estimates for work made at residences by sending address.
And, by strict attention to business and good work, I shall endea-
vor to merit your patronage.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 47

A. E. ROWE & CO.,

AND MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

DOOR TRIMMHSTGS,

Silver, Glass, and other Knobs.

BELLS of every description for Steamboats, Hotels, Factories, Depots, and Private Dwell-
ings. SPEAKING TUBE, with and without Patent Alarm Whistle, put up.

ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF THE

IMPROVED ANNUNCIATOR,

FOR

Hotels, Boarding-Houses, and Private Dwellings.

Using but ONE BELL for any number of rooms, and costing but a trifle more than the
old-fashioned unsightly collection of common bells. Warranted in every particular.
Orders solicited Irom all parts of the country, and all work warranted in every
particular.

150 Hanover Street, Boston.

WM. HORKHEIMER,

MANUFACTURER OF

GILT AND PAINTED TRANSPARENT

Landscaped, Lettered, and Bordered.

■WIRE SCREENS,

Plain, Gilt, and Fancy Lettering.

NO. 396 WASHINGTON STREET,

b®©if®53<>

Opposite Adams House —entrance on Norfolk Place.

WI»#W SHAf

48 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

STAINED & CUT GLASS,

T. M. COOK.,

MANUFACTURER,

No. 125 Congress Street, Boston, Mass.

Side Lights, Ship Windows, Shades, Entry Lanterns, Door Plates, Coach
and Lantern Lights ; Ground, Enamelled, Flock, and Stained Glass, whole-
sale and retail. Church and other ornamental Windows to order. Lead and
Metal Sashes made to order, at the lowest prices. Window Glass of all kinds.

EDWARD C. CLAY,

PATTERNS,

CONE PULLIES, ETC.,

MADE TO ORDER.

ALSO,

Electro-Magnetic, and other Delicate Machinery made
in the best manner.

22 DEVONSHIRE STREET (UP STAIRS), BOSTON.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO SETTING UP MODELS FOR THE PATENT OFFICE.

UNITED STATES DIRECTORY

OF

Manufacturers and the Principal Merchants.

We shall publish, about the middle of the year, a work of the above title, containing,
it is estimated, 175,000 names, classified in the same manner as the New England
Directory. Quarto, 1200 pages. Price, $10.

Subscriptions received and advertisements inserted if addressed as follows : —

ADAMS, SAMPSON, & CO.,

DIRECTORY OFFICE, - - BOSTON-

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 49

DORCHESTER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Gasli Capital, $100,000.

Insures XSuildings, Mechanic's’ Risks, Merchandise, and Personal
Property generally.

DORCHESTER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM’Y.

Iusures Dwellings, Churches, Stores, and other First-Class
ISuildiugs. Also, Household Furniture, and
Farm Property.

rr7=*No Mills. Carpenters’ Shops, Public Srables, or other extra-hazardous property,
will be insured in the Mutual Company at any rate.

WILLIAM F. TEMPLE, Secretary. ASAPH CHURCHILL, President.

CHARLES A. WOOD, General Agent.

References, bt permission. — A. & A. Lawrence & Co.; Dana, Farrar, & Hyde; Peters,
Chase, & Co.; Martin L. Bradford & Co.; Bowker & Phipps; Wm. Sohier, Esq.; Chas. L. Gibson,
Esq.,— Boston. Alphens Hardv, Esq.; Daniel Denny, Esq.; Walter Baker & Co.; Henry J.
Gardner,— Dorchester. R. B. Forbes, Milton. Ezra W. Sampson, Dedham. O. Ames & Sons,
Easton. Lovett Morse, Taunton.

Losses honorably adjusted and promptly paid at the Boston Office,

No. 1 Phoenix Building, rear of No. 27 State Street.

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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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BOYS’ CLOTHING.

THE WEST STREET DOTS’ CLOTHING STORE,

BY

E. F. MILLER, JR.,

Is the place to buy Garments, well made, of good material,
and at low price.

GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER,

At the shortest notice, and in the best manner. We have a large stock of
Piece Goods to select from.

E_ 3F. MILLER, JR.,

Successor of Geo. W. Leach & Co.,

16 WEST STREET, NEAR WASHINGTON STREET,

b » m&Bm

For Newspaper Advertisements, Business Cards, Circulars, &c.,
executed promptly and cheaply.

O* A small Engraving of Hotel or Store, with an Electrotype, furnished for
Five Dollars.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

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KILBURN & MALLORY,

0 1ST WOOD,

96 WASHINGTON STKEET, BOSTON.

Particular attention paid to Engrav-
ing for Color-Printing.

MANUFACTURERS’ AND OTHER LABELS

Designed and Engraved in colors,

BETTER AXI) CHEAPER

Thau those executed by Lithographic or any
other process.

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Executed in the highest style of the art.

J. HENRY NORTON,

49 & 51 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.

MANUFACTURER OF

r>ICKIEIlMA]Sr 5 S

LOW-PRESSURE STEAM-HEATING M'i’AltlTlIS,

Decidedly the neatest, cleanest, cheapest, and best ventilated
arrangement now in use for heating Dwelling Houses,
Hotels, and Churches. Also, High-Pressure Steam Works,
Works for all places with Cast, Wrought, and Galvan-
ized Iron Pipes, of all sizes; Brass and other Me-
tallic Fittings for Water, Steam, and Gas Appar-
atus; Steam Boilers; Safety-Valves; Pump3;

Steam and Fire Regulators; and Steam
and Water Gauges, &c., promptly
supplied in any quantities.

Particular attention given to Plumbing of all kinds. Also, Gas-Works,
Coal and Rosin, of any size, built to order.

REFERS, BY PERMISSION, T <?

WOBURN GAS COMPANY, Woburn, Mass.

MESSRS. E. & T. FAIRBANKS & COMPANY St. Johnsbury, Vt.

J. H. N. manufactures a patent Pipe-Cutter, for cutting any sized pipe, at
very moderate prices. Please call and examine.

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A D V EHTI SIN G T> EPAKTM ENT.

GOODS AT A BAEGAIN.

JACOB NICHOLS,

NEW AND SECOND-HAND

FURNITURE AND CARPET WAREHOUSE,

ALSO, DEALER IN

Stoves, China, Glass, and Earthen Ware, and Housekeeping
Goods of every description.

Dutton, corner Lowell Street, opposite Railroad Depot.

HARDWARE, TOOLS, AND METALS.

MAY & COMPANY,

No. 1 Broad Street, corner of State Street.

TIN PLATE ; American, English, and Russian SHEET-IRON ; Corrugated Sheet-
Iron ; Galvanized Sheet-Iron, Rods, and Hoops;

IRON WIRE ; Brass, Copper, and Steel Wire ; Tinned and Annealed Wire’; Brass and
Copper TUBING; Sheet Brass, Copper, and Zinc;

Round, Square, Plat, and Sheet CAST STEEL; German and Blistered Steel; Block
Tin; Bar Tin; Lead; Spelter; Antimony; Babbit Metal;

Bismuth; Nickel ; Aluminum; Crocus ; Quartz ; Pattern Letters; Emery and Emery
Cloth; Sand Paper; Glue; Crucibles;

Anvils; Vises; Portable Forges; Smiths’ Shears and Bellows;

Files and Rasps; Nuts and Washers; Bolts; Screws; Rivets;
Screw-plates ; Lathes ; Scroll Chucks ; Chains ; Tenter Hooks ;

Belt Rivets; Hooks and Clasps; Comb-plate; Card Clearers ; Card Clamps; STUBB'S
STEEL and Steel Wire; STUBS’S FILES and Tools;

Pinion Wire; Scotch Stone; Carriage Bolts; Tire Bolts;

Pump Augers; Patent Bits; Millsaws; Brass Kettles.

Machinists’ and Manufacturers’ Supplies. Tinners’ Tools,
Machines, and Stock in variety.

Mo. 1 Broad St., comer of State St., . . . Boston.

K. W. 15 AKElt,

CIVIL ENGINEER.

Surveys of all kinds accurately made.

City Government Building, Merrimac, corner Shattuck Street,

HOWE & 0x001) HUE,

MANUFACTURERS OF

SUPERIOR CARD CLOTHING,

SET UY CLOTH OR LEATHER.

ALSO,

STRIPPING CARDS,

OF VARIOUS SIZES.

_ NO. 92 M ARKET STREET, LOWELL.

i UNITED STATES

DIRECTORY

I

OF

MANUFACTURERS

AND

WHOLESALE DEALERS.

TO BE ISSUED IN 1861.

PRICE, $10.

ADAMS, SAMPSON, k CO.,

DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS,

BOSTON, MASS.

CLIFFORD'S DYEHOUSE,

2 and 4 Andover Street, Lowell.

WEARE CLIFFORD,

SILK, COTTON, AND WOOLLEN DYED,

WILL DYE and FINISH in the best manner, — Broadcloths, Cassimpres, &c. ; Satins,
Lustrings, Crape, Plush. Lace Veils, Silk and Cotton Velvet, Sewing Silk, Silk Crape,
Worsted and Cotton Shawls, Yarn and Worsted (high colors for lace work, carpets, &c.),
Italian and French Crapes, Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, &c. ;
also, Ladies’ Dresses of every description, Gentlemen’s Coats, Pants, Vests, &c. CLEANSE
and FINISH Gentlemen’s Coats, Pants, and Military Garments, Merino Shawls, Carpets,
Table Cloths, &c. MILDEWS and STAINS removed from Linen and Cotton Goods.

S. E. CHUBBUCK & SON,

Tremont St., uear Boston Line, Roxbury, Mass.

MANUFACTURERS OF

STUM-ENGINES & BOILERS,

Of all sizes and patterns, which we warrant to run as economically
and be as durable as any manufactured.

This cut represents a compact Portable Gothic* Engine
and Boiler, of our pattern, which is peculiarly adapted for driv-
ing all kinds of light machinery.

Shafting made. Pulleys and Hangers furnished,

from the most approved patterns. Also. Machinery of all kinds,
such as SAW, PLANING, and GRIST MILLS. JOBBING
of all kinds done in a thorough and workmanlike manner.

TANNERIES

Fitted complete with all the modern Machinery, Engines, and Ful-
ling-Mills, Elevators, Railways, Tanning-Wheels, Rolling and Split-
ting Machine; also. Pumps for hot and cold liquor.

BREWERIES

Furnished with Engines, Boilers or Horse Power, Mash-Tubs, Malt-
Mills, Pumps, Piping, &c., &c.

STEAM-HEATING.

Particular attention will be given to the construction and putting
up of Steam-Heating Apparatus in Hotels, Factories, and Dwelling-
Houses, all of which we will warrant to give perfect satisfaction.
This apparatus is self-regulating, therefore it requires no practical
engineer. In dwellings it can be managed by any domestic with per-
fect safety. Having had a long experience in building, putting up,
and arranging machinery, we feel confident that all work entrusted
to us will give entire satisfaction. Works on TKE3X03TX ST.,
near Chickering & Sons’ Piano Forte Manufactory.

S. E. CHTTBBIJCK (late of Chubbuck & Campbell),

I. W. CHUBBUCK, S. E. CHUBBUCK, Jr.

All calls will be attended to in person for the examination and al-
teration of Steam-Engines and Machinery: also, the arranging and
putting up of Steam-Heating apparatus.

S. E. CHUBBUCK.

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MA. YIST AED & NOYES’

PERMANENT BLACK

WRITING-INK,

MANUFACTURE ESTABLISHED, 1816.

’estimony of Parties who have used it for more than a Quarter of a Century.

Registry op Deeds Office, Boston, Jan. 10, 1859.
Messrs. Maynard & Noyes: Gentlemen , — I am glad that longer use of your Writing-
k enables me to repeat the testimony given in its favor many years ago. I have used it
this office thirty-seven years, and my oldest records are as legible and blaclc as when first
itten. This rare quality for permanence renders it invaluable for State and County
hords, and all mercantile purposes where it is important that the writing should remain
hble and unchanged in color by the lapse of time.

Henry Alline, Register of Deeds .

Bowdoin Public School, Boston, Jan. 7, 1857.
Messrs. Maynard & Noyes: Gentlemen , — I have used your Ink in the Writing De-
painieat of this School the past thirty years, and take great pleasure in renewing my tes-
timnialof its superior quality. It flows freely from the pen. its color is brilliant and
peraanait, and it combines all the necessary and desirable qualities of good Ink.

James Robinson, Writing-Master.

The following extract of a letter from a well-known and long-established
I Bookseller in Dover, N. H., is like many others often received, and will be
found to express the opinion and correspond with the experience of a large
I number in the business : —

After trying various kinds of Ink, most of my customers come back to yours. I am
tired of the miserable compounds offered every little while pretending to be superior to all
other inks, and will have nothing further to do with them. I have used your Ink on my
books over twenty -Six years, and my customers can see how it stands against time. En-
; tries made in 1832 are as fresh as those made during this year.

1 Dover, N. H., Oct. 16, 1858. E. J. Lane.

The following testimonial from Dr. Chilton is added as a supplement to any
J of his previous tests : —

From experiments instituted by me in 1855 and 1856, and repeated within the past six
months, I am fully satisfied that Maynard & Noyes’ Writing-Ink Is entitled to the pre-
| eminence it has always sustained for legibility and permanence of color.

New York, May 11, 1858. James R. Chilton, M. D., Chemist.

MAYNARD & NOYES’ COPYING-INK.

I This Ink yields a copy as distinct and perfect as the original. It also com-
bines all the properties of our Writing-Ink, for which it can be substituted.

MAYNARD & NOYES’ CARMINE IJVK.

This article is a beautiful red or crimson color, and surpassingly brilliant
and rich. It is free from sediment, and will not mould, fade, or turn dark by
exposure to the air.

The above popular Inks, together with Blue, Red, Indelible, and Stencil Ink,
Chemical Writing-Fluid, Ink-Powder, &c., are for sale by the manufacturers,

Nos, 51 and 53 Water Street, Boston, Mass.

AND BY ALL STATIONERS AND BOOKSELLERS.

J. W. PHILLIPS,

IV O. 55 CEWTRAIi STREET,

!L©^S7!S!L[Li^ SlliXSSo

Railroads, Streets, Building Lots, Farms, &c., surveyed; Artificers* Works
measured ; Plans, Specifications, and Estimates for Railroads, Dwelling Houses,
Churches, and other Public Buildings prepared; and all other business apper-
taining thereto correctly and promptly executed. Due attention given to all
orders out of the city.

CHARLES R. KIMBALL,

DRUGGIST AND APOTHBCAR]

WYMAN’S EXCHANGE,

LOWELL, MASS.

Family Medicines and Physicians’ Prescriptions put up at all hours, day and
night.

\V

fats, Cans, (globes, CraUats, anil Hmbrellas

BUFFALO ROBES.

Using a French Conformator, Mr. B. is enabled to take the form of your head, and make Hats
fitted to it. , . ,

A supply of Beebe & Co.’s famed Hats always in store.

Sole Agent in Lowell for Draper’s celebrated Plymouth Gloves.

47 CENTRAL, CORNER OF MARKET STREET, LOWELL.

LAMPS, BURNING FLUID, ETC., ETC.

NO. 45 MERRIMAC STREET,

REMOVED TO NO. 17 CENTRAL, STREET.

LITE, EIRE, AND MARINE INSURANCE.

Net Assets, July 1, 1859, $1,825,642.86.

CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Conn.

CASH CAPITAL, $200,000. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $800,000.

Never contested a case. Every loss has been paid promptly.

CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Conn.

CASH CAPITAL, *250.000. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, #825,698.04.

CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Conway, Mass.

CASH CAPITAL, #150.000. ASSETS, #264,944.82.

03 s * No assessments in any case in the above Companies.

EAGLE EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Boston, Mass.

CASH ON HAND, $10,000. AVAILABLE ASSETS, $90,000.

Never made an assessment. Paying 25 per cent dividend.

MERRIMACK MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO., Andover, Mass.

CASH ON HAND, $15,000. AVAILABLE ASSETS, $135,000.
Incorporated, 1828. Paying 40 per cent dividend.

CHELSEA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

O"" Policies issued on most classes of property, and at reasonable rates. Losses
promptly and equitably adjusted. Trustees of Churches and Academies, Executors of
Estates, Mortgagees, Merchants, Manufacturers, and all persons setkinu undoubted
security in insurance, are directed to this Agency.

JAMES COOK, Agent,

17 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL, MASS.

At I. N. Metcalf's New Book , Stationery , and Music Store

L o w ell

1 NCOUPORATKD,

nrn

AIL RISK CONFINED TO THE CTY Cr LOWEIl.

OFFICE, MANSUR’S BLOCK, 40 CENTRAL STREET.

AVAILABLE CAPITAL, $70,000.

Directors: — J. H. B. Aver, Jona. Tvler, Ransom Reed, Stephen Mansur, A. R. Brown, John Nesmith,
*” ■ *’ French, J. K. Fellows, Alrten B. Bultrick, Josiah S. riowe,;

P Morse, William Flake, Wm. H. Wiggin, Abram
than Page, Win. 1 *. Brazer.

* Gl ib \V. 1IEAKT, Secretary.

This Company continues to insuie the safer class of property in tl
Agents to pay, no travelling expenses, no postage; therefore no ri;
"n-tton and apj • val of the Directors. Should losses occur, thej

inspection and apj
,ht Company.

a, lv. FELLOWS, 1’residenl

in the Citv of Lowell only. By so doing, they
10 risks taken !>y Aecnts, but all under tne per
they are withiu *n\c knowledge of every meuxi

JOSHLfA MERRILL,

a

m\m, BOOKSELLER, !KD STATiORc

DEALER IN

|hpcc ]paB : npgt. T-oCu-ri, fjM §oo&s. £c..

Blank Books ruled to Older. si d Paper ruled to a,.y pattern. Bookbinding dotip^

neatness and dispatch.

AGENT FOB .HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Ci. dp ANY. ^

NO. 23 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL, MA!

jS\ j. wiejr & CO.,

LEADERS IN

i'H-'r, OFFICE, PABtOB, AND COOK STOt

AND EXCLUSIVE AGENTS IN THIS CITY FOR

MAGEE'S HOT-AIR FURNACES, HEATING STOVES, ETC.

AL« AGENTS FOR

MOSES FOND & CO.’S SUPERIOR COOKING RANG

Tin and Copper Ware* ; Copper and Tron Pumpr ; lead Pipe* SLeet Teadi Copper and Tin Gufj
Conducters , ^capstone and Stove Funnel, &c., &c. ; constantly on hand and made to ordf

NO. SOS MEKKirtlAC STREET, LOWELL, MASS.

knees. Colds, Hoarseness and Influenza, Irritation, Soreness, or arte

of the Throat, CUUKD ; the Backing Cough in Consumption, Br onch>£
Whooping-Cough, Asthma, Catarrh, RELIEVED, — by J

BROWN’S BRONCHIAL TROCHE

ip(t UMt

, i „• , n. ’D to, IbCCUS, &c.

Dr. G F. Bigelow, Boston.

“Great Sei-vic svlxtuiny Hoursene-i."

Rev. Daniel Wise.

I rrw/miend to Public Speakers.”

Rev. E. H. Chapin, New York.
*« Ti,ai trO-»h> a v tht jai (for which the “ Troche* "is a
specific . harin', r :idt me often a mere v.hisperer

Vo it :aln-’

•■»*#/ i* BroNCHIXL-
• tj 9 Seigfbild, Morristown, Ohio.

OR COUGH LOZENGES.

“ Beneficial rvhen compelled to ?p c al\ suS, i
Cold.” Rev. S. J. F. An

“Effectual in removing Hoarsenes* and Irvin
Throat , so common with Speakers and Since
P rof. M. Stacy Johnson. La Gran
Teacher of Music, Southern Fuu
11 Great benefit when taken before and aft* •*/»

they prevent *, Hoarseness . From their pu*>' x Tf

id. P. Willis. ' Ihevwillbe of permanent advantage to me. \
j Rev. E. Rowley , A. M., Picaident Aihcu«
do. I

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Sold by all Rrn-^ts at cents per box.

T1VE Trocites, r C'uharfrt Lozenges, for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Const p*. rian.

jsilious Affections , $c.

'■\\ & Street, Bost-^n.